ASA AstroSysteme Austria

ASA AstroSysteme Austria Large RC telescopes from 0,6 to 2,5m, Fast telescopes, Optical ground stations for LaserComm, SLR and other applications

The digital age has led to a quantum leap in astrophotography, making even the furthest galaxies accessible to professional astronomers and observatories. Now, thanks to Astrosysteme Austria (ASA) even keen amateurs can observe and photograph these remote solar systems at an accessible price. ASA prides itself on making research-grade telescopes for the semi-professional as well as optical guidanc

e system for the professional markets that incorporate the latest astrophotographic technologies available. The company consistently renders all components of the optics, mount and tracking systems to precise professional requirements. Of particular pride are their ground-breaking Astrographs, on fixed mounts with direct motion drives that use similar tracking capability to professional observatories. This has been made possible by employing high-resolution encoders installed directly on the axes of the mount. Previously, even the finest astronomical mounts relying solely on mechanics couldn’t solve the problems occurring during a common astronomical imaging session. And well-engineered, electronic solutions – available to professional observatories – came with a prohibitive price tag. By manufacturing high precision equipment in series ASA reduced the expense of such state-of-the-art solutions without any compromise in performance at all. Furthermore, the level of performance that results from direct drive and encoder feedback means that the telescope has no need of additional guiding systems or adaptive optics. Now, tracking operations can instantly adjust and compensate for disruptions, including something as fleeting as a brief gust of wind. Helped by the excellent tracking accuracy ASA mounts begin to pay for themselves immediately and can be used in the field and in any remote-controlled operations. The professional market has also greatly benefited from ASA's innovative products in sustaining this precision at a much better cost. The pointing precision of ASA systems reach ±3 arc seconds over the whole night sky. The tracking precision at 0.24 arc seconds RMS is sufficient to make extra guiding equipment and corrections obsolete.

The journey begins, AZ2500, 2,5m telescope on the way to Atacama desert, Chile. Safe trip!
20/08/2026

The journey begins, AZ2500, 2,5m telescope on the way to Atacama desert, Chile. Safe trip!

04/08/2026

Great project, the telescope, ASA AZ1000 is coming soon! # RC

Great days in Copenhagen, SPIE exhibition 2026! Large optical telescope for the world at ASA booth! CUASA AstroSysteme A...
09/07/2026

Great days in Copenhagen, SPIE exhibition 2026! Large optical telescope for the world at ASA booth! CUASA AstroSysteme Austria

Thank you, ISS team for this perfect days in Daejeon, South Korea. Highlight was my pitch and the great panel discussion...
30/06/2026

Thank you, ISS team for this perfect days in Daejeon, South Korea. Highlight was my pitch and the great panel discussion about OGS.

Ein tolles Projekt, die Marietta Blau Bodenstation. ASA AZ1000, 1m Spiegelteleskop über Innsbruck für die Wissenschaft...
24/05/2026

Ein tolles Projekt, die Marietta Blau Bodenstation. ASA AZ1000, 1m Spiegelteleskop über Innsbruck für die Wissenschaft, viel Erfolg!

Large optical telescopes needed? Check at ASA booth at SPIE in Copenhagen! CU
13/05/2026

Large optical telescopes needed? Check at ASA booth at SPIE in Copenhagen! CU

From concept to cosmos, it all starts here. 🔭

Registration is open for , 5-10 July 2026 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Join the global astronomy community to explore what it takes to design, build, and operate the next generation of telescopes and instruments. With more than 3,000 presentations covering adaptive optics, interferometry, detectors, software, and observatory systems, there’s a lot to dig into. 🌌

Register here: https://spie.org/conferences-and-exhibitions/astronomical-telescopes-and-instrumentation?utm_campaign=as&utm_medium=campaign-social&utm_source=facebook

ASA AstroSysteme Austria is hiring ...
13/05/2026

ASA AstroSysteme Austria is hiring ...

Job zu vergeben: Technische/r Redakteur/in (w/m/d) in Neumarkt im Mühlkreis bei der Firma ASA Astrosysteme GmbH. Jetzt bewerben und Arbeit finden. Weitere Stellenangebote auf karriere.at.

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Galgenau 19
Neumarkt Im Mühlkreis
4212

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