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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ACS3 features a 12U nanosatellite bus built by Kongsberg NanoAvionics.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics built a 12U nanosatellite bus for the in-orbit demonstration of NASA’s Advanced Composite Solar Sail System mission that was successfully launched by Rocket Lab.
NASA’s Advanced Composite Solar Sail System technology demonstration aboard a NanoAvionics bus will test an 860-square-foot (80-square-meter) solar sail that uses light pressure on large reflective polymer sheets for propulsion.
ACS3, or the Advanced Composite Solar Sail System, is a 12U cubesat developed at NASA’s Ames Research Center using a bus provided by NanoAvionics.
Startical has chosen NanoAvionics’s MP42 microsatellite bus, which weighs approximately 110 kg, for a series of tests lasting six months.
Startical will use a satellite produced by Kongsberg NanoAvionics to test the systems of its future constellation of over 270 satellites intended to provide air traffic services from space.
NanoAvionics will provide the MP42 bus, integrate the payload, and perform the launch and first mission operations for Startical’s test mission.
NanoAvionics will include Neuraspace’s STM system for collision analysis, manoeuvre planning, and improving space sustainability as part of its LEOP (launch and early orbit phase) and operations package.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics will provide the MP42 bus, integrate the payload, and launch and execute the first mission operations to enable Startical’s experts to manage the ATM systems onboard.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics offers standardized small satellite platforms and has supported over 120 projects in 50 countries since 2014.
Startical and Indra will use a satellite produced by Kongsberg NanoAvionics to test the systems of Startical’s future constellation of more than 270 smallsats that are set to provide air traffic services from space.
Startical has chosen NanoAvionics’s MP42 microsatellite bus, which weighs approximately 110 kg, for a series of tests lasting six months.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics has delivered over 120 projects in 50 countries since 2014.
Kongsberg NanoAvionics will make Neuraspace’s STM system for collision analysis, manoeuvre planning, and improving space sustainability part of its LEOP (launch and early orbit phase) and operations package.
Startical ordered a 20-kilogram satellite from GomSpace and a 110-kilogram satellite from Kongsberg NanoAvionics as the first of more than 270 spacecraft planned for low Earth orbit.
The GomSpace satellite will be deployed in early 2025 and the Kongsberg NanoAvionics satellite will be deployed around the middle of 2025.
Lithuanian company NanoAvionics supplied the bus and subsystems for Droid.001 and Turion Space integrated those systems in-house.
TIGER-7 and TIGER-8 were built by NanoAvionics.
Contact with TIGER-7 and TIGER-8 was established a few hours after launch using NanoAvionics’ ground station in Vilnius.
TIGER-7 and TIGER-8 were built by Nanoavionics.