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Le système de lecture d’ABB et Nüvü pour l’étude des exoplanètes du prochain télescope de la NASA atteint l’orbite

ABB Group

QUEBEC CITY, 30 août 2026 -- Le télescope spatial Nancy Grace Roman, observatoire infrarouge de la NASA lancé le 30 août 2026, aidera les scientifiques à étudier les planètes situées au-delà de notre système solaire grâce à deux systèmes électroniques de contrôle de caméra ultrasensibles développés et fabriqués par ABB et Nüvü Camēras. Ces caméras recueilleront les images de l'instrument de coronographie, dont l’objectif est de tester de nouvelles technologies spatiales destinées à la recherche d'exoplanètes et contribuer à ouvrir la voie à l'« Observatoire des mondes habitables » de la NASA, un concept de mission future qui aurait pour objectif de rechercher des signes d'habitabilité sur d'autres planètes.

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