Canadensys Aerospace Corporation, founded in 2013, is a Canadian space systems company focused on accessible space solutions. It designs and develops space systems and advanced vehicles for planetary, orbital, and terrestrial environments, with expertise in micro- and nano-space technologies. Canadensys is known for building Canada's first lunar rover, lunar utility vehicles and providing imaging systems, and its customers include the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), NASA, ESA, and commercial entities.
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Canadensys is also involved in the development of Canada's first lunar rover and the Lunar Utility Vehicle as part of the Artemis program.
Canadensys is competing for a C$1.2 billion lunar utility rover contract from the Canadian Space Agency, planned for launch in about 2033.
Canadensys was responsible for the test ILO-X observatory for ILOA.
Canadensys Aerospace will design and build the instrument suite for a new telescope near the Moon’s south pole.
The International Lunar Observatory Association (ILOA) selected Canadensys Aerospace for the telescope's instrument suite for an undisclosed amount.
Canadensys received C$43 million from the Canadian Space Agency in 2022 to design and build a rover that will launch around 2029 to search for water ice and study lunar geology.
Canadensys Aerospace will design and build an instrument suite for the International Lunar Observatory Association's ILO-1 mission.
Canadensys delivered a payload for the International Lunar Observatory Association destined for the moon in 2022.
Christian Sallaberger, President and CEO of Canadensys Aerospace, expressed honor in being selected by the International Lunar Observatory Association for the ILO-1 mission.
The Director of the International Lunar Observatory Association, Steve Durst, confirmed the selection of Canadensys to design and build the instrument suite for the ILO-1 mission.
Seven Canadian companies are supporting Canadensys in building various parts of the rover and its science instruments.
Canadensys Aerospace Corporation was selected to build the Canadian lunar rover two years ago.
ispace successfully acquired images taken by one of the Canadensys lunar imaging system cameras, a Mission 1 payload.
Canadensys Aerospace Corporation designed its lunar 360-degree imaging system to withstand the harsh lunar environment.
The Canadian Space Agency funded Canadensys Aerospace Corporation, Mission Control, and NGC Aerospace Ltd. under the Lunar Exploration Accelerator Program.
Canadensys Aerospace Corporation’s imaging system will be used to image two rovers as they are deployed from opposite sides of the ispace lander.
Canadensys Aerospace Corporation provided an AI-enabled, operational lunar 360-degree imaging system with multiple cameras for ispace Mission 1.
The Canadian Space Agency awarded a C$43,000,000 (US$32,000,000) contract to Canadensys Aerospace Corporation to build a rover carrying six scientific payloads.
Canadensys Aerospace has received a contract from the Government of Canada to design and build Canada’s first lunar rover.
The Government of Canada awarded a $43,000,000 contract to Canadensys Aerospace Corporation and the firm’s industrial and academic partners to build the first Canadian lunar rover.