Hyperion Technologies (now operating as AAC Hyperion since its acquisition by AAC Clyde Space in 2020) is a space company based in Delft, Netherlands, specializing in high-performance components for small spacecraft, particularly nanosatellites. They are renowned for their attitude determination and control systems (ADCS), including star trackers, and innovative laser communication technologies. The company supplies components and solutions to various customers, including space agencies like the Canadian Space Agency and the European Space Agency, as well as universities and other space companies. Key products and services include attitude sensors, control solutions, navigation components, payload processing units, and laser communication systems.
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Hyperion Technologies announced plans on 2021-01-05 to launch CubeCAT in early 2022 onboard NorSat-TD.
Hyperion Technologies, a Dutch company acquired by AAC Clyde Space in October, developed the CubeCAT laser terminal with TNO.
Hyperion Technologies won a 150,000-euro contract to perform an in-orbit verification flight for the CubeCAT small satellite laser communications terminal.
TNO and Hyperion Technologies will launch a jointly developed laser satellite terminal into space.
Hyperion Technologies was founded in 2013 and produces small satellite components, with particular renown for its attitude and orbit control technologies.
On 2020-10-07, AAC Clyde Space revealed plans to purchase Hyperion Technologies of the Netherlands for 21.7 Swedish Krona (SEK), equivalent to $2,440,000.
Bert Monna, Hyperion Technologies CEO, supports joining AAC Clyde in order to offer a more integrated one-stop-shop, increased service levels, and greater business robustness.
AAC Clyde Space has reached an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in Hyperion Technologies BV in a shares and cash deal.
Hiber worked with Innovative Solutions in Space and Hyperion Technologies to design its payload and six-unit cubesat.