How Vetiqo supports the next generation of space medicine pioneers:
At Vetiqo, innovation is more than just a buzzword – it’s our driving force. Our mission has always been to push the boundaries of veterinary and medical technology, developing solutions that transform training, research, and practice. This year, our commitment to innovation has literally taken off – into outer space.
We are proud to sponsor an exceptional team of students from ISAE-SUPAERO and the National Veterinary School of Toulouse (ENVT) who are on a bold mission: to develop surgical techniques that could be used during future space missions.
The ATLAS Parabole Project – where science meets space
The project, known as ATLAS Parabole, is part of the prestigious CNES Parabole PostBac program. In October, the team will test their groundbreaking concept aboard a Novespace zero-gravity aircraft, experiencing weightlessness as they put their ideas into action.
For months, the students have been working tirelessly:
- Designing 3D prototypes for space-surgical tools
- Building anatomical models for realistic simulation
- Engineering mechanical and electronic systems for zero-gravity conditions
This is more than an academic exercise – it’s a pioneering step toward space medicine, where veterinary expertise meets aerospace engineering.
Why Vetiqo supports innovation beyond earth
At Vetiqo, we understand that cutting-edge solutions often come from bold, cross-disciplinary projects like ATLAS Parabole. Space research challenges us to think differently, to design smarter, and to adapt technology for extreme environments. The knowledge gained doesn’t just benefit astronauts – it can lead to advances in veterinary care, surgical training, and medical safety here on Earth.
Supporting projects like this is part of our DNA. By investing in science, education, and technological breakthroughs, we help shape the future of veterinary and medical innovation – wherever that future takes us.
🚀 The sky is not the limit – and we’re proud to be on board for this journey.