With over 50 years of experience, vH&S has established an impressive space flight heritage, having built more than 15 flight-qualified scientific space experiments and over 30 sounding rocket experiments since 1971. Their expertise in space technology is evident in their contributions to prominent missions, such as the COSIMA spectrometer on ESA's ROSETTA mission, two CIDA instruments for NASA's STARDUST and CONTOUR missions, the LAD instruments for the US TWINS missions, and the PK4HV source on the International Space Station. In addition to their involvement in missions, vH&S is known for their groundbreaking developments for space, including their ExoMars Rover prototype and the micro-rover NANOKHOD for ESA's technology and research program.

They have a lean and efficient structure as an SME, allowing them to realize technically and organizationally complex projects in record time and at low cost. With a team of highly competent individuals and close collaboration with international customers and partners, vH&S continues to thrive in the field of space technology, pushing boundaries and delivering exceptional solutions