UFO reporting center provides solution for observations in Vogtland
Several people saw something strange near Schöneck at the weekend and called the police. The officers went out but found nothing. What was going on in the sky?
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Unidentified flying object: search suspended for the time being
On Sunday, an unknown flying object over the Vogtland region raised a number of questions. Two days later, the police are still in the dark.
Unidentified flying object over Vogtland poses a mystery
Several people report sightings of an unknown flying object to the police in Schöneck, Saxony. Emergency services searched the area - but there was no sign of the object.
Space company OHB to build satellite parts in Saxony in future
First musical instruments, then radios, now parts for satellites: Bremen-based aerospace company OHB is taking over the Technisat plant in Saxony. All employees are to stay.
Space company OHB to build satellite components in Saxony in future
First musical instruments, then radios, now parts for satellites: Bremen-based aerospace company OHB is taking over the Technisat plant in Saxony. All employees are to stay.
Aerospace company takes over TechniSat plant in Vogtland
The TechniSat plant in Schöneck, Vogtland, which was threatened with closure, has been saved. The investor company manufactures satellite systems, among other things.
End for Technisat in Vogtland - 70 employees affected
Since the early 1990s, electronics manufacturer Technisat has been producing radios and other products in the Vogtland region. This will come to an end at the end of the year. What will become of the employees?
Van crashes into garage without handbrake
With 2 per mille alcohol in his blood, a driver forgets to pull the handbrake. In the end, even the technical aid organization has to be called out.
Technisat counts on growth through DAB+ and sees potential in disaster alerting
Electronics manufacturer Technisat, which produces radios in Schöneck in the Vogtland region, is building on further growth through digital reception via DAB+. Since the introduction of this broadcasting standard, around 16 million devices have been sold in Germany, Managing Director Stefan Kön told the German Press Agency. And in future, these radios could also play an important role in alerting the population in the event of a disaster.