HANBIT

INNOSPACE’s first commercial HANBIT-Nano launch mission ended early in December 2025.

The HANBIT-Nano mission will carry InnoSat-0, an internally developed test satellite.

On-site installation and launch preparations for HANBIT-Nano are underway at Alcântara Space Center.

INNOSPACE plans a return-to-flight mission for its HANBIT-Nano small satellite launch vehicle in November from Brazil’s Alcântara Space Center.

The HANBIT-Nano mission is intended to validate design improvements and strengthened quality assurance measures introduced after the early termination of its first commercial launch mission in December 2025.

Launch vehicle components and ground support equipment for HANBIT-Nano began maritime transport in early June.

INNOSPACE is preparing the SEBIT and HANBIT-Nano missions in cooperation with ALADA, the Brazilian Air Force, the Brazilian Space Agency, and other authorities.

INNOSPACE revised HANBIT-Nano’s return-to-flight timeline from the third quarter to November.

INNOSPACE’s SEBIT program expands the company’s activities beyond the HANBIT orbital launcher family into the suborbital services market.

INNOSPACE’s launch vehicle lineup includes SEBIT, BLACK BIRD, and the HANBIT series of satellite launch vehicles.

Operational data from the HANBIT flight will serve as the baseline architecture for the planned Space Quantum Computing Center.

Norma will develop a compact quantum computing payload centered around a Quantum Processing Unit for integration into INNOSPACE’s HANBIT launch vehicle family.

INNOSPACE is undergoing review with the Korea AeroSpace Administration to obtain launch authorisation for a follow-up HANBIT-Nano launch.

INNOSPACE plans a follow-up HANBIT-Nano launch in the third quarter of this year, subject to final approval.

INNOSPACE plans to integrate its 0.4-ton thrust liquid methane engine, LiMEK-04, into the kick stage of its next-generation HANBIT-Micro launch vehicle.

INNOSPACE identified the root cause of the HANBIT-Nano mission failure, upgraded components, and optimized manufacturing processes.

INNOSPACE is undergoing review with the Korea AeroSpace Administration to obtain launch authorisation for HANBIT-Nano.

INNOSPACE is continuing development of the HANBIT-Micro combustor with liquid oxygen as a coolant.

INNOSPACE conducted a 237-second ground firing test in May 2024 on the 0.4-ton thrust methane engine combustor for the HANBIT-Micro kick stage.