Innovative Solutions In Space (ISISPACE) is a Dutch NewSpace company specializing in the design, manufacture, and operation of small satellites, particularly CubeSats. As a vertically integrated company, ISISPACE provides turn-key satellite missions, including launch services through its subsidiary ISILAUNCH, and offers components, subsystems, and training programs. They serve a diverse customer base, including government agencies, research institutes, universities, and commercial companies, enabling various applications such as remote sensing, telecommunications, and scientific missions. Key words: CubeSats, nanosatellites, launch services, satellite missions, deployers, small satellite solutions.
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ISISPACE engineers will manage GRITSS early orbit tracking and commissioning from their secure operations center.
GRITSS is a collaborative effort between NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and ISISPACE.
The GRITSS instrument is housed within a 12U-XL CubeSat bus developed and integrated by ISISPACE.
NASA awarded a commercial contract to ISISPACE for the physical assembly, mission design, and payload integration logistics for GRITSS.
SEOPS paired GRITSS with an ISISPACE QuadPack deployment system inside the Falcon 9 rocket.
ISISPACE is leading the LEO2VLEO project.
Isar Aerospace won two additional missions through ESA’s Flight Ticket Initiative: an Infinite Orbits debris-servicing demonstration and an Isispace cubesat deployment.
Mauve is the first European private satellite aimed solely at scientific purposes, developed by Blue Skies Space (UK/Italy) in collaboration with C3S LLC and ISISPACE.
The Dutch company Isispace will oversee the integration and operation of three CubeSats in orbit using Spectrum, allowing various experiment providers to test and validate their technologies in space.
Innovative Solutions in Space (ISISPACE), Maverick Space Systems, and SEOPS formed a partnership focused on launch opportunities to geostationary transfer orbit on 2024-12-19.
The European Space Agency is overseeing the ISISPACE mission that will carry the ATLAS-1 payload.
The European Commission enabled Astrolight to work with ISISPACE, which is providing the satellite that will carry the ATLAS-1 payload into orbit next year.
ISISPACE will provide scientific data as a service to the European Space Agency using Dutch instrumentation on its small satellites.
ISISPACE supported SATORO with the launch of SATORO’s first satellites on different missions throughout 2023.
SATORO and ISISPACE can jointly offer higher-end missions based on larger satellite platforms and can add launch services and mission operations as required.
ISISPACE’s CubeSat S-band patch antenna is qualification tested for quasi-static acceleration up to 0.015 kg in three axes and is compatible with CubeSat mounting.
ISISPACE’s CubeSat S-band patch antenna operates at 2200–2290 MHz, has a boresight gain of 6.5 dBic, half-power beamwidth of 100 degrees, right-hand circular polarization, axial ratio under 3 dB, mass under 0.05 kg, and dimensions 0.08 m diameter × 0.005 m height.
ISISPACE’s S-band transmitter operates at 2200-2290 MHz with RF output power of 27-31 dBm, supports BPSK and OQPSK, provides data rates up to 10 Mbit/s, requires 7-20 V DC supply, consumes 13 W, and has a mass of 0.132 kg with dimensions 98.8 x 93.3 x 0.015 m for CubeSat TT&C and RF payload applications.
ISISPACE will accommodate the selected experiments onboard two 6-Unit CubeSat platforms to implement the IOD/IOV activity.
On 2023-06-27, the European Space Agency selected ISISPACE to provide an In-Orbit Demonstration (IOD) and In-Orbit Verification (IOV) service as part of a Horizon Europe-funded activity.