InnoCube was developed in collaboration between Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg and Technische Universität Berlin.
The winner teams combined their ideas in 2020 to develop the InnoCube satellite.
InnoCube is a small satellite that was launched to test two new technologies in space for the first time.
InnoCube features the 'Skip the Harness' (SKITH) technology, which transmits data wirelessly between satellite modules.
The technologies on InnoCube will be tested under space conditions during its one-year mission in orbit.
InnoCube serves as a demonstration platform for new technologies for wireless data transmission and a new battery.
The German government supports projects like InnoCube as part of its small satellite initiative to develop and operate advanced technologies in space.