Exolaunch will deploy the 49 satellites on SpaceX’s Transporter-17 mission using its CarboNIX separation systems.
Exolaunch uses CarboNIX separation rings, CarboNIX NEO separation rings, Quadro Arrow microsatellite separation systems, and EXOpod Nova deployers for satellite deployment missions.
CarboNIX NEO separation rings can withstand higher loads and are suitable for satellites up to 1,400 kg.
Exolaunch used CarboNIX microsatellite separation rings for satellites up to 1,000 kg and EXOpod Nova deployers for standard and larger cubesats on Transporter-16.
Exolaunch’s EXOpod Nova and CarboNIX systems are designed, manufactured, and tested entirely in Germany.
Building on the proven performance of CarboNIX, Exolaunch will use its latest CarboNIX NEO separation system to deploy a customer satellite.
The CarboNIX NEO separation system is designed for satellites of more than 1,000 kilograms and is available in sizes of 8-inch, 15-inch, 24-inch, 31.6-inch, and 38.81-inch.
Exolaunch will use its flight-proven CarboNIX separation systems, EXOpod Nova CubeSat deployers, and the modular multi-satellite adapter EXOport to deploy more than a dozen satellites.
The CarboNIX NEO system employs a new clamp ring system that is stronger and stiffer and can withstand higher loads than other systems on the market.
More than 30 EXOpod Nova containerized deployers and CarboNIX ring-based separation systems will be utilized to support satellite deployment on Transporter-11.
Exolaunch used its CarboNIX separation systems to deploy three HawkEye 360 satellites on the SpaceX Bandwagon-1 mission.
Exolaunch used its proprietary, flight-proven CarboNIX separation systems to deploy three HawkEye 360 satellites on the SpaceX Bandwagon-1 mission.
Carbonix aircraft can reduce SA Power Networks’ operating costs by up to 80% compared with traditional monitoring methods.
Carbonix and South Australian Power Networks completed an 18-month partnership to develop long-range Uncrewed Aerial System operations.
Carbonix aircraft can reduce CO2 output for SA Power Networks by up to 98% compared with conventional crewed aircraft or ground crews.
Exolaunch deployed the Transporter-10 satellites using eight EXOpod Nova deployers and 12 CarboNIX separation systems.
Woolpert Key Account Manager Anthony Boyd expressed satisfaction in collaborating with Carbonix to leverage technology suited for the project.
Since commencing the partnership, Skyports Drone Services has supported Carbonix on more than 85 long-range missions covering over 1,500 km across Australia.
Carbonix has partnered with Skyports Drone Services to scale beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations in Australia using long-range vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft.
Additional Skyports Drone Services pilots will assist Carbonix in expanding its BVLOS capabilities starting in early October.