Kongsberg NanoAvionics is a small satellite mission integrator and manufacturer, specializing in high-performance CubeSats, nanosatellites, and microsatellites. They offer standardized small satellite platforms and end-to-end mission services, with over 80 satellites launched or in production for customers in over 35 countries. As a subsidiary of Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, NanoAvionics partners with major players like NASA, ESA, and Thales Alenia Space, providing satellite buses and propulsion systems for various applications including remote sensing and telecommunications. They are known for enabling space-based connectivity and remote sensing, and for their contributions to the NewSpace economy.
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NanoAvionics’ MP42 is a microsatellite bus.
Kepler launched an initial tranche of 10 optical communications satellites one month before the Kepler–NanoAvionics agreement.
Atle Wøllo is the CEO of NanoAvionics.
The Kepler–NanoAvionics agreement extends Kepler Communications’ operational reach in Europe.
NanoAvionics signed a capacity agreement to use Kepler Communications’ optical relay service.
Kepler Communications and NanoAvionics plan to integrate Kepler’s optical network and on-orbit compute services with NanoAvionics platforms to support time-critical, dynamically tasked missions and enable a more responsive space environment.
NanoAvionics will offer its customers access to Kepler’s optical network and on-orbit compute services as an optional feature within NanoAvionics’ portfolio of inter-satellite link solutions.
The integrated Kepler and NanoAvionics systems are intended to enable operators to run artificial intelligence and machine learning models directly in space.
NanoAvionics is positioned for priority access to higher data rates as Kepler’s optical network scales.
NanoAvionics will first offer the integrated optical capabilities on its MP42 microsatellite bus and later on its CubeSat platforms using different Optical Inter-Satellite Links (OISL).
The UAE still relies on companies like NanoAvionics to build satellites and on SpaceX to launch them into orbit.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics will open an office in the UAE as part of the satellite deal.
The UAE's Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre signed a pact with Kongsberg NanoAvionics to launch five nanosatellites.
The flight of IHI-SAT2 continues Kongsberg NanoAvionics' record of establishing first contact on all of its more than 50 satellite missions to date.
The Kongsberg NanoAvionics small satellite solution integrates the IHI-selected hyperspectral payload and support for environmental testing, launch preparation, and early orbit operations.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics delivered a complete small satellite solution for the IHI-SAT2 mission built on its 6U CubeSat bus.
The NanoAvionics hyperspectral 6U CubeSat is intended to advance forest management as part of IHI's future Earth observation satellite constellation.
SpinLaunch is collaborating with Kongsberg NanoAvionics on the Meridian Space constellation.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics established communication with the IHI-SAT2 cubesat, developed for Japan’s IHI Corporation.
Atle Wøllo is the CEO of Kongsberg NanoAvionics.