The SeeRoc project was founded with the aim of offering students the opportunity to actively work on the development, construction and testing of experimental rockets. The focus is on driving technical innovation, gaining practical engineering experience and building a long-term rocket program. The project was initiated by Levin Schatz, who developed a concept for student rocket development. The name SeeRoc stands for a structured and ambitious rocket project that aims to build a sustainable infrastructure for future generations of students.

The first milestone is the participation in the European Rocketry Challenge (EuRoC) with an experimental rocket in the 3-km category. The project covers all development phases - from conception, design and production through to testing and the final launch. The knowledge gained and the infrastructure developed will be used to compete in the 9 km category in subsequent years and to further increase the technical complexity of the rockets.

SeeRoc pursues a holistic approach by combining various disciplines of engineering. Students develop solutions in the fields of aerodynamics, propulsion technology, avionics and recovery systems. A particular focus is on the development and optimization of test benches to ensure the safety and efficiency of the rockets. The systematic documentation of all processes ensures that future teams can build on proven methods and existing knowledge to realize more ambitious projects.

In the long term, SeeRoc aims to achieve major milestones beyond the competition, such as approaching the Kármán line or implementing vector control. The project aims to create a sustainable basis for students to continuously work on new challenges in rocket technology and to further expand the boundaries of student space technology.