EnduroSat is a space company that engineers, builds, and operates nanosatellites, aiming to make space universally accessible. As a manufacturer, they specialize in advanced software-flexible satellites and provide services like satellite platforms, communication modules, and ground support equipment. EnduroSat partners with organizations like NASA, ESA, and the University of California, Berkeley, serving over 350 clients worldwide. Their focus is on streamlining access to space data and offering "Space-as-a-Service" solutions for various applications, including Earth observation and scientific endeavors.
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Taifa-1 was developed over a two-year period at a cost of 50 million Kenyan shillings ($372,000) with assistance from the Bulgarian aerospace firm Endurosat.
Vyoma has partnered with EnduroSat under a Memorandum of Understanding to support each other in improving the sustainability of space activities.
Magdrive Hypernova will validate its proprietary plasma electric propulsion system in orbit on EnduroSat’s Platform-2.
Platform-2 is the first of multiple Shared Missions by EnduroSat for 2023.
EnduroSat’s Shared Mission Platform-2 was launched into orbit on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Transporter-6 mission.
EnduroSat will build the satellite for the mission and plans to launch it aboard an Isar Aerospace ISAR 2 rocket.
EnduroSat deployed its first satellite in 2018.
The partners plan to use space traffic management data from Portuguese company Neuraspace to guide electric thrusters developed by Spain’s Ienai Space on a cubesat built by EnduroSat.
EnduroSat will build the satellite for the 2023 mission demonstration.
Neuraspace, Ienai Space, and EnduroSat partnered for Europe’s first orbital demonstration of a collision avoidance system based on artificial intelligence in 2023.
Hypernova will validate its proprietary plasma electric propulsion system in orbit on EnduroSat’s Platform-2.
The launch of EnduroSat’s Platform-2 carrying Hypernova’s propulsion system is scheduled for December 2022 on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Transporter-6 mission.
SayariLabs and EnduroSat signed a commercial agreement to launch TAIFA-1.
EnduroSat is a Bulgarian company partnering with SayariLabs on the TAIFA-1 mission.
Mission Space plans to launch its Aurora-1 detectors with EnduroSat in the fourth quarter of 2022.
EnduroSat has ten more satellites scheduled to launch in 2022 and 2023.
Mission Space reached an agreement on 2022-01-20 to launch a set of high-energy particle detectors later 2022 on a cubesat manufactured by EnduroSat.
EnduroSat plans to launch six Shared Satellite Service six-unit cubesats 2022.
Between 2022 and 2025, EnduroSat will use Isar Aerospace’s services to launch multiple satellites to orbit from the Norwegian launch site in Andøya.
EnduroSat operates a Shared Satellite Service designed to simplify getting sensors to space and operating them in orbit.