From ship­builder to deve­lop­ment expert for deman­ding sectors

RST is included by the Max Planck Society in the circle of selected partners and sponsors of science.

As part of the expansion of the Airbus A350 portfolio to include a freighter version, RST is responsible for the development of modules, equipment and systems for the cabin as well as the cargo area.

RST has reason to celebrate: In March 2022, we celebrate our 45th anniversary.

Commissioned by the Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik (IPP) in Greifswald, RST is responsible for the construction, manufacturing and supply of gap protection grids for the Wendelstein 7-X fusion experiment.

RST supplies MGSE for the first European commercial external platform on-board the International Space Station (ISS).

RST heralds the production start for large equipment for the upper stage of the Ariane 6.

RST manufactures the first A321 ACF door trainer for the Asiana Airlines Training Centre in Seoul.

RST develops a multifunctional aicraft cabin simulator for the German Aerospace Centre (DLR).

On behalf of Airbus Defence and Space, RST develops and manufactures various mechanical and electrical ground support equipment for a national satellite program.

RST delivers the first Boeing simulator for Malaysia Airlines.

RST celebrates the delivery of the 10,000th wire harness.

The Ministry for Economics of the State of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania grants RST the award “Entrepreneur of the Year” for “Excellence in Aviation” in the “Corporate Development” category.

For its contribution to the fusion experiment Wendelstein 7-X of the Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik (IPP), RST is nominated for the HANOVER TRADE FAIR ROBOTICS AWARD.

Over a period of several years, RST accompanies the latest developments of the Airbus A320 family in the form of the A320neo, the A321 Cabin Flex (ACF) and the A321XLR. The main focus is on the development and customization of modules, devices and systems for the aircraft cabin in order to continuously improve passenger comfort and efficiency.

RST accompanies the new development of the Airbus A350 program from start to implementation, with a main focus on the development and customization of modules, devices and systems for the aircraft cabin.

RST installs the Sea Gate system in the Rostock research harbour.

Following the completed development of the passenger version (2008-2014), the Airbus A350 family has been continuously improved in its different variants. The RST cabin competencies are used in the further development: the aim is to improve passenger comfort and space utilization.

RST is responsible for the design and manufacturing of the dispenser as well as launch support for the GRACE satellite.

As part of the new development of the Airbus A380 program, RST is responsible, among other things, for the development and customization of modules, devices and systems for the aircraft cabin. This engagement marks a milestone in the company's development into an established end-to-end engineering partner for the aviation industry.

RST supplies the gas sensor system SamDetect as fire alarm for the ESA EUROMIR space station.