Inovor Technologies, founded in 2012 and based in Adelaide, South Australia, is a space and defense technology company that specializes in providing turnkey small satellite mission solutions. They design, manufacture, integrate, test, and operate their Apogee and Australis range of satellite buses, offering services to commercial, government, and research clients. Inovor also has its own missions: Hyperion for space-based object detection and tracking, and Skyris for remote sensing. The company's partners and customers include the Australian Space Agency, CSIRO, Lockheed Martin, and the Department of Defence. Inovor's offerings include complete end-to-end satellite mission services that encompass space domain awareness, earth imaging, and communications.
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Inovor Technologies will develop prototype hardware and software and use the Australian National University’s simulation models to qualify the design at critical points.
Inovor Technologies has developed a family of small satellite buses in the CubeSat (Apogee Bus) class.
Inovor Technologies’ small satellite bus technology can be used to build satellites across a range of sizes and for mission types including space domain awareness, Earth imaging, communications, climate science, agricultural technology, and scientific experimentation.
Inovor Technologies is designing a SmallSat class satellite bus called the Australis Bus.
Inovor Technologies’ satellite bus technology can be used to build satellites across a range of sizes and for mission types including space domain awareness, Earth imaging, communications, climate science, AgTech, and scientific experimentation.
Inovor Technologies has developed a family of small satellite buses in the CubeSat class under the Apogee Bus name.
Inovor Technologies developed a custom satellite bus for Kanyini called Apogee.
Inovor Technologies, an Adelaide-based satellite manufacturing company, is designing and building the Kanyini satellite.
As mission integration partner, Inovor Technologies will support the manufacture and integration of RMS satellites in its expanded facilities at the Lot Fourteen innovation precinct in Adelaide, South Australia.
Airbus has partnered with Shoal Group, Inovor, University of South Australia, University of Melbourne, Australian National University, University of New South Wales Canberra, and Deloitte to support the RMS STaR Shot program.
Southern Launch, ATSpace Australia, Asension (formerly DEWC Systems), and Inovor Technologies signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore launching a rocket and a spacecraft with an interfaced electronic warfare payload from a South Australian launch site.
An Inovor Technologies–designed and manufactured spacecraft will be onboard the planned Kestrel I suborbital flight.
The Inovor Technologies spacecraft will interface with an electronic warfare payload designed and built by Asension.
Inovor Technologies will design and build the SASAT1 satellite.