AAC Clyde Space is a space company specializing in small satellite technologies and services. As a manufacturer and service provider, they offer CubeSat components, satellite platforms, and "Space Data as a Service" (SDaaS), delivering data for Earth observation and maritime applications. The company partners with commercial, governmental, and educational organizations, including the UK Space Agency and ESA, with operations in Sweden, the UK, Netherlands, South Africa and the USA. Keywords associated with the company include: CubeSats, satellite components, space data, earth observation, and maritime tracking.
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AAC Clyde Space considers good quality and timely data to be key aspects of its SDaaS offering and expects the xSPANCION satellites to provide customers with new timely data sets that enable collection of information to improve life on Earth.
The UK Space Agency, through the ESA Pioneer Partnership Projects, will co-fund AAC Clyde Space Group’s investments in the xSPANCION project with 4.5 million (approx. SEK 51.7 million).
Kawa Space awarded AAC Clyde Space a £1.25 million contract for a 6U EPIC LINK smallsat and payload.
AAC Clyde Space supplies the mission’s main instrument and core avionics under contracts valued at a total of 13.5 MEUR (approx. 160 MSEK).
AAC Clyde Space supplies the Arctic Weather Satellite mission’s main instrument and core avionics under contracts valued at a total of 13,500,000 EUR.
The second Kelpie satellite is owned by AAC Clyde Space and will deliver data to ORBCOMM Inc. under a Space Data as a Service agreement.
The three spacecraft launched with Bright Ascension software were designed and built by AAC Clyde Space in Glasgow.
Wyvern partnered with AAC Clyde Space on the Dragonette-001 satellite project.
AAC Clyde Space manufactures, operates, and owns the 6U EPIC satellites equipped with hyperspectral payloads while Wyvern Inc. subscribes to the data under a Space Data as a Service agreement.
EPICHyper-1 is a 6U EPIC CubeSat designed and built by AAC Clyde Space.
AAC Clyde Space owns and operates the three satellites under a GBP 8.4 million contract signed in 2021.
AAC Clyde Space launched the first of two satellites dedicated to delivering AIS data to ORBCOMM in January 2023 under an SDaaS model.
AAC Clyde Space plans to follow EPICHyper-1 with the launch of two further 6U satellites during 2023.
AAC Clyde Space is expected to own a total of 11 satellites dedicated to delivering data from space by the end of 2023.
Through its Space Data as a Service offering, AAC Clyde Space builds, owns, and operates satellites and delivers data or communications to customers.
AAC Clyde Space reports a 100% success rate in delivering CubeSat missions.
AAC Clyde Space has received orders for its Starbuck power system and Sirius computers from several customers totaling approximately SEK 20.1 million.
AAC Clyde Space reported press-released orders amounting to SEK 80.5 million in the first quarter of 2023.
AAC Clyde Space is a company that specializes in small satellite technologies and collaborated with UCD on EIRSAT-1.
AAC Clyde Space shipped the first of three satellites that are set to deliver hyperspectral imagery data to Wyvern.