北京微纳星空科技有限公司
MinoSpace (Beijing Weina Star Technology Co., Ltd) is a Chinese commercial satellite manufacturer focused on the research, development, and manufacturing of micro-nano satellite systems. Founded in 2017, MinoSpace develops satellite platforms, core components, and ground control equipment, including satellite communication terminals. Their satellites support various applications like remote sensing, environmental monitoring, and mapping, and they operate the Taijing series of satellites.
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Huantian Wisdom Technology Co Ltd, a subsidiary of MinoSpace, supplied six Dongpo Earth monitoring satellites for the launch.
Minospace produced the Zhizhou small satellite on behalf of Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Taijing-3-05A and Taijing-3-05B were produced by Minospace on behalf of the city of Chengdu in Sichuan province.
MinoSpace deployed the Dongpo-15 satellite, which has a resolution of below a meter and an imaging area of approximately 150 kilometers.
LandSpace, Galactic Energy, CAS Space, Space Pioneer, Yee Space, and MinoSpace have had their IPO counseling and filings accepted by local securities regulatory bureaus.
Stilsat-1 was manufactured by Beijing-based MinoSpace.
MinoSpace began the IPO process in September 2024.
Minospace provided one of the test spacecraft aboard the September 16 Long March 2C.
Minospace is seeking an IPO with a latest valuation of ¥7 billion or $1 billion.
Minospace developed one of the test satellites launched on the September 16 Long March 2C.
Taijing-1 01 and Taijing-1 02 were developed by private small satellite manufacturer Minospace using the MN50 platform.
Minospace will operate the Taijing-3 (01) 240-kilogram optical satellite and the Taijing-4 (01) 250-kilogram synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite.
Minospace manufactured the Wenchang-1 (01) and Wenchang-1 (02) wide-field multispectral satellites, each with a mass of 62.5 kg, for the Sanya Institute of Remote Sensing and Hainan Westar Remote Sensing Technology Application Service respectively.
Taijing-2-01 is a medium-resolution optical remote sensing satellite developed by Beijing Weina Star Technology Co., Ltd. (MinoSpace).
MinoSpace raised nearly 100 million yuan two months before its later A round to develop larger satellite platforms.
Spacety, a Chinese startup based in Changsha, has moved to develop larger satellite platforms similar to MinoSpace.
MinoSpace raised nearly 100 million yuan ($14,200,000) in funding led by investment firm Billionhome Capital.
MinoSpace secured a Series A funding round that it will use to develop larger satellite platforms.
MinoSpace focuses on developing satellite platforms and payloads for clients rather than constructing its own constellations.
The October 2018 Chinese private orbital launch attempt that carried a MinoSpace-developed payload failed due to an issue with the rocket’s third stage.