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 provides control solutions for spacecraft ranging from CubeSats to 1-ton microsatellites.
The CubeWheel S from Cubespace requires a DC supply of 3.3-16 V, has a peak power consumption of 0.65 W, and measures 28 × 28 × 0.026 m.
The CubeStar Gen 1 star tracker from CubeSpace Satellite Systems has an accuracy of 0.02°, a data update rate of 1 Hz, requires a 3 V supply, and consumes 0.142 W.
The CubeWheel S from Cubespace is a satellite reaction wheel designed for attitude control of satellites ranging from 2-20 kg and is ideal for CubeSats of 6-16U.
The CubeStar Gen 1 from CubeSpace supports the UART interface, is qualified to 0.014 kg RMS vibration, has a radiation tolerance of 24 kRad, has a mass of 0.055 kg, measures 50 x 35 x 0.055 m, and is intended for Earth observation and communication applications.
The five payloads on the NanoAvionics 6U D2/AtlaCom-1 nanosatellite are Dragonfly Aerospace’s Mantis hyperspectral imager, CubeCom’s high-gain XANT4 X‑Band antenna and an upgraded XTX X‑band downlink transmitter, CubeSpace’s CubeStar Star Tracker, and Accion Systems’ TILE Thruster.