Space Inventor, founded in 2015 and based in Denmark, is a satellite manufacturer specializing in microsatellites ranging from 10 kg to 200 kg. They offer modular and scalable platforms, as well as a range of standard avionics products and integrated satellite missions. Space Inventor partners with organizations like Addvalue and Katalyst Space Technologies and provides solutions for commercial, scientific, and defense-related space activities, including space domain awareness and Earth observation.
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DISCO-2 is a climate satellite built by Danish university students in collaboration with Space Inventor to monitor glacier activity and sea temperature change near Greenland.
The University of Copenhagen coordinates an international consortium to deliver the Mani mission, with Danish partners including Aalborg University, Aarhus University, the University of Southern Denmark, the Danish Meteorological Institute, and Space Inventor.
Danish company Space Inventor is the primary industrial partner for Mani and will build the satellite and integrate instruments and components delivered by Polish, Dutch, and Slovenian companies.
Space Inventor, a Danish satellite manufacturer, and the Austrian startup GATE Space developed the Beaconsat project.
Space Inventor will implement the Beaconsat project together with IGASPIN GmbH and will provide the necessary systems and mission engineering to ensure long-term operational performance.
GATE Space partnered with Danish company Space Inventor to provide the avionics and spacecraft bus for BEACONSAT.
La sonda está siendo construida por la firma danesa Space Inventor.
Space Inventor of Denmark will build Tiger-5 and Tiger-6 for OQ Technology.
Space Inventor of Denmark will build Tiger-5 and Tiger-6.
The 6UXL Sternula-1 was built and designed by Space Inventor on behalf of customer Sternula ApS.