NuSpace is a Singapore-based space-tech company and a manufacturer of engineered products for aerospace and defense applications. (Note: There appear to be multiple companies named "NuSpace". This response focuses on the space-related NuSpace.) It specializes in providing IoT connectivity, infrastructure, and data platform services using its in-house developed nanosatellites. NuSpace partners with companies like GomSpace and Squareroot8 and serves industries such as asset tracking and agriculture, offering solutions like satellite-linked livestock tracking. Associated keywords include IoT, nanosatellites, space-as-a-service, and LoRaWAN technology.
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NuLink-1 and NuLink-2 are two IoT/M2M communications CubeSats operated by Singapore’s NuSpace.
NUS CRISP, an operational ground station, contacted NuSpace and offered assistance to track NuLIoN using spare capacity.
NuSpace Pte Ltd. attempted to contact NuLIoN using the company’s own ground station following the planned operating procedure after insertion.
The MoU between GomSpace and NuSpace builds on NuSpace’s expertise in developing satellite-as-a-service projects and GomSpace’s experience delivering space missions and equipment.
GomSpace signed a Memorandum of Understanding with NuSpace Pte. Ltd. to develop an extended value proposition for Singapore's NewSpace ecosystem.
NuSpace plans to use Telespazio’s ENABLE platform to manage and scale its planned constellation of satellites.
Qosmosys will build the Zeus platform with major contributions from NuSpace in Singapore.
NuSpace has a service agreement with Momentus for NuSpace’s NuX-1 smallsat to be launched in 2021.
Customers already signed up for the 2020 and 2021 Vigoride shuttle flights include Steamjet Space Systems of the U.K., NuSpace of Singapore, and Aurora Propulsion Technologies of Finland.
NuX-1 is a triple cubesat mission designed to demonstrate autonomous orbit control maneuvers with Aliena’s miniature Hall thruster and NuSpace’s attitude determination and control system.
Singapore startups NuSpace and Aliena plan to send their joint NuX-1 demonstration satellite on Momentus’ Vigoride orbital transfer vehicle after it launches in early 2021 on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.