The Danish Technological Institute is a leading research and technology company with 112 years of history. We help our customers in converting the newest knowledge and technology into value. We are experts in production, materials, life science, business, energy, agro technology, meat research and more.

At Sanistål we are 1,600 employees who every day do everything that we can to surprise positively. We want every day, to prove that it is the human factor that makes the difference for both the cooperation and the business.

From us you can get everything in the field of plumbing, water and drainage installations, fittings, electrical engineering, tools, machinery, engineering, steel and metal. As an innovative wholesaler, we are always ready to challenge and create new purchasing-, competence- and logistics concepts that develops your competitive power. You can order online or at one of our sellers or you can find what you need in our nationwide retail network.

In addition to a solid and nationwide business in Denmark, Sanistål is represented in the Baltic States, Germany and Poland as a supplier of solutions for construction and industry.

With more than 50 years of experience with industrial sensors, Balluff GmbH is one of the worlds leading manufacturers of effective sensor solutions, headquartered in Neuhausen a.d.F. near Stuttgart. Balluff ApS is responsible for the distribution and sales of sensors and automation solutions in Denmark. At Balluff ApS, we offer our customers the most modern electronics, customized solutions and first-class service.

Partners

DTU has the iniative called “Blue Dot”, which is a portfolio of student-driven undertakings that cross boundaries between study programmes, semesters, and departments. These projects are larger than the individual study plan, the individual semester, but benefits the society. Your engineering skills come into play when you participate in a Blue Dot project. You go from brainstorming to implementation and testing. You can turn your theoretical knowledge into practical application and develop both your technical and personal skills.

Copenhagen Suborbitals is the world’s only manned, amateur space program. Since 2011, we’ve built and flown 4 homebuilt rockets and space capsules from our launch platform in the Baltic Sea, and some day one of us will fly into space. It’s all crowdfunded and nonprofit, and has only come this far because people all over the world donate money that pay the materials, tools and rent.

Our goal is simple: To fly an amateur astronaut into space and safely back. We’re an association of unpaid, volunteering members and we build our rockets in a workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark. That requires many different skills, so we’re a very diverse group, from blacksmiths to rocket scientist. We all do this in our spare time, working regular day jobs on the side. The budgets are microscopic compared to professional space programs, so our guiding principle is to build space craft as simple and cheap as possible.