The HANBIT-Nano mission will carry InnoSat-0, an internally developed test satellite.
Mitsubishi Electric is drawing on experience from JAXA’s Engineering Test Satellite-9 for the new payload architecture.
China launched the communications technology test satellite Shijian-26 A on a Long March 7A rocket from the Wenchang Space Launch Site at 10:10 Beijing time on June 23, 2026.
China launched the Communication Technology Test Satellite 26A on a Long March 7A rocket from the Wenchang Space Launch Site at 10:10 Beijing time on 2026-06-23.
The Communication Technology Test Satellite 26A is mainly used for satellite communications, television broadcasting, data transmission, and related technology tests.
The Communication Technology Test Satellite 26A entered its preset orbit after launch.
INNOSPACE's second HANBIT-Nano launch will carry its first in-house test satellite, InnoSat-0.
BAE Systems will test satellite-to-satellite communications using Link-182, the radio-frequency data link adopted for the U.S. Space Force’s Milnet constellation.
Orbital Chenguang plans to launch a first test satellite sometime in 2026.
In November 2025, Sateliot launched an ESA-backed project to test satellite IoT connectivity independent of GPS.
The test satellite will carry Astrolight’s ATLAS-X laser communications terminal.
The test satellite will use the HydRON network as a third-party user to evaluate both the network and Astrolight’s optical terminal.
Smart Dragon 3 successfully launched a SatNet test satellite at 11:32 UTC on Apr. 11, 2026.
The SatNet test satellite was the 18th satellite under that generic name to reach orbit across seven launches.
The China Academy of Space Technology developed the Weixing Hulianwang Jishu Shiyan test satellite.
Breakthroughs from the test satellite are intended to be applied primarily to the Central Government-supported GuoWang mega-constellation.
Gravitas is a test satellite for K2 Space's 20 kW, 40-meter-wingspan Mega satellite bus.
The LM-400 test satellite was being tracked in a 401 x 405 km x 123.0 deg orbit.
In October 2023, the 18.5-meter fairing was used to launch a TJSW communication technology test satellite.
Overview Energy plans to launch a test satellite in 2028 and start commercial spacecraft by 2030.