Rapid Cubes is a German NewSpace company and a spin-off from the Chair of Space Technology at TU Berlin, that specializes in nanosatellite technology, systems, and missions. As a manufacturer, they offer CubeSat platforms like the RapidCube-6 and utilize their satellites to test bi-directional data communication for Internet-of-Things applications, particularly in species and nature conservation. Their OOV-Cube satellite, developed with TU Berlin, flew on the first Ariane 6 launch and is aimed at technology testing for wildlife tracking and space debris prevention. Rapid Cubes aims to provide fast and reliable nanosatellite solutions to accelerate businesses and scientific endeavors.
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The satellite is known as an On-Orbit Verification Cube (OOV-Cube) for technology demonstration, developed at the chair of Prof. E. Stoll at the Technical University of Berlin together with Dr. W. Frese from Rapid Cubes GmbH.