The Innovation Technology Laboratory (ITL) ,as part of the Argentine Association for Space Technology (AATE) has designed and constructed several space payloads and satellite equipment some of them already flew to space and performed flawlessly. We are now in the position of offering our experience, low cost development and short construction time. We worked with NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration) of the United States of America in several projects and we flew some of our experiments in the KC-135 special airplane which fly making microgravity parabolas, and we are preparing several of our experiments in the Space Shuttle in the flight STS-102 scheduled for February 2001.
We also worked in smaller payloads and low cost educational and amateur radio satellites. Now and thanks to our experience in the joint work with NASA we offer to educational institution standarized containers to fly small experiments in the Space Shuttle, as well as the guidance and know-how transfer in the process of certifying payloads with NASA standards.

Small satellites are made by AATE using of-the shelves parts.	Many educational payloads are designed and constructed by AATE	ITL guides in the process of NASA certification of small payloads.	Fabrication of space-qualified parts are made at AATE.
Small educational satellites can be developed at reduced cost.	AATE is participating with ideas and projects for the International Space Station.	Several AATE-made Experiments were tested in the NASA KC-135 airplane in Zero Gravity environment.	ITL also provides solutions for high alttitude balloon flights with scientific instrumentation and recovery capability.