CubeSpace is a space-tech company specializing in fully integrated Attitude Determination and Control Systems (ADCS) for small satellites, ensuring precise orientation and directional adjustments. They design, build, test, and support miniaturized satellite components with a focus on control systems. CubeSpace's products include reaction wheels, magnetic torquers, magnetometers, sun sensors, and star trackers. The company is a supplier to major space agencies like NASA and ESA, as well as commercial satellite builders.
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CubeSpace opened a European headquarters in late 2025.
CubeSpace announced a production surge on March 23, 2026.
CubeSpace's modular architecture allows integration of third-party hardware or CubeSpace's own space-proven sensors and actuators.
CubeSpace plans to offer U.S.-made products through partnerships by late 2026.
CubeSpace operates a 1,350-square-meter facility in Stellenbosch that includes an 80-square-meter ISO 7 certified cleanroom.
CubeSpace manufactured and shipped 2,118 standalone products and 71 mission-tailored systems during January and February 2026.
CubeSpace claims its ADCS systems can reduce costs by 50% without requiring volume commitments.
CubeSpace's Stellenbosch facility can support up to 10 times the company's current output.
CubeSpace met a requirement for 36 fully mission-tailored ADCS systems within a 12-week window ahead of schedule.
CubeSpace provides control solutions for spacecraft ranging from CubeSats to 1-ton microsatellites.
CubeSpace’s modular ADCS architecture allows integration of third-party hardware or CubeSpace’s own space-proven sensors and actuators.
CubeSpace claims its ADCS can reduce costs by 50% without requiring volume commitments.
CubeSpace’s current production infrastructure can support up to 10 times the company’s current output.
CubeSpace’s regionalized manufacturing strategy is intended to reduce procurement risks and align with national sourcing requirements for defense and government customers.
CubeSpace plans to offer U.S.-made products through partnerships by late 2026.
CubeSpace’s Stellenbosch facility includes an 80-square-meter ISO 7 certified cleanroom.
CubeSpace operates a 1,350-square-meter facility in Stellenbosch.
CubeSpace manufactured and shipped 2,118 standalone products and 71 mission-tailored systems in January and February 2026.
CubeSpace opened a European headquarters in late 2025.
CubeSpace delivered 36 fully mission-tailored ADCS systems with hundreds of individual components within a 12-week window ahead of schedule.