The Genesis mission is designed to measure Earth with millimeter-level precision.
ESA signed contracts with several European companies for an overall amount of 233,000,000 EUR to develop the Genesis mission and a LEO-PNT demonstrator under the FutureNAV program.
LuxSpace's CEO, Edgar Milic, stated that LuxSpace is excited to host DCUBED on the Triton-X Genesis mission for the in-orbit demonstration of their new mechanisms.
The in-orbit demonstration of the uD3PP and uD3RN actuators is scheduled aboard the Triton-X Genesis mission for launch in late 2023.
LuxSpace aims to validate the capabilities of their new line of small satellite platforms for scalable and powerful microsatellites during the Triton-X Genesis mission.
Dr. Thomas Sinn, CEO of DCUBED, expressed excitement about flying with LuxSpace on the Triton-X Genesis mission in 2023 to demonstrate the capability of their actuators and deepen their commercial partnership.
DCUBED's new Micro Pin Puller and Micro Release Nut actuators will fly aboard LuxSpace’s Triton-X multipurpose small-satellite platform on the upcoming Genesis mission.