Danish Aerospace Company (DAC) Investor update summary

Company background and expertise

• Over 34 years of experience delivering training and medical monitoring equipment for space since 1992.

• Recognized as a leading supplier to NASA and ESA for astronaut exercise and health monitoring devices.

• Holds AS9100 certification for both design and production.

• Expanded into defense sector in 2021, developing equipment for extreme environments on Earth.

• SME with approximately 24 employees, having delivered over 3.5 tons of space equipment in 35 years.

Product innovation and deployment

• Developed CEVIS, a robust cycle ergometer used on space shuttles, Mir, and ISS for over 20 years.

• Introduced FERGO (Teal CEVIS), a smaller, higher-load successor to CEVIS, adopted by NASA for ISS since October 2024.

• E4D device combines cycling, rowing, weightlifting, and rope exercises in one compact unit, under testing for commercial space stations and lunar bases.

• E4D features modular design for easy repair, supports multiple exercise modes, and offers full-body training flexibility.

• Integration with Zwift virtual world enhances user engagement and training data collection.

Medical monitoring and wearable technology

• Developed a wearable chest sensor delivering clinical-grade data for health monitoring in extreme conditions.

• Sensor integrates ECG, heart rate, respiratory, IMU, and temperature monitoring, with advanced data analytics via ADAM software.

• ADAM software enables secure, real-time data analysis and is used by ESA and NASA control centers.

• Wearable technology tested on ISS and designed for both space and terrestrial professional applications.