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DCUBED and LuxSpace aim to enable missions to enhance their capabilities with new technologies demonstrated in the upcoming mission.
LuxSpace aims to validate the capabilities of their new line of small satellite platforms for scalable and powerful microsatellites during the Triton-X Genesis mission.
LuxSpace plans for Triton-X to be flexibly adaptable to a variety of missions and payloads, benefiting from the experience of Triton-1 and Triton-2.
DCUBED's new Micro Pin Puller and Micro Release Nut actuators will fly aboard LuxSpace’s Triton-X multipurpose small-satellite platform on the upcoming Genesis mission.
Dr. Thomas Sinn, CEO of DCUBED, expressed excitement about flying with LuxSpace on the Triton-X Genesis mission in 2023 to demonstrate the capability of their actuators and deepen their commercial partnership.
LuxSpace's CEO, Edgar Milic, stated that LuxSpace is excited to host DCUBED on the Triton-X Genesis mission for the in-orbit demonstration of their new mechanisms.
The University of the German Armed Forces in Munich planned in late 2022 to buy a LuxSpace Triton-X Heavy satellite for the Seranis mission.
LuxSpace was established in Luxembourg in 2004 by OHB SE of Germany.
LuxSpace has seven successfully launched space systems, including the Triton-2/ESAIL satellite.
LuxSpace was established in Luxembourg in 2004 as a subsidiary of OHB SE.
LuxSpace will fly its Triton-X small satellite platform aboard a Vigoride Orbital Transfer Vehicle in 2023.
LuxSpace launched the Triton-2/ESAIL satellite in September 2020.
LuxSpace will fly its Triton-X smallsat platform aboard a Momentus Vigoride Orbital Transfer Vehicle in 2023.
LuxSpace was established in Luxembourg in 2004 as a subsidiary of OHB SE.
LuxSpace is developing a flexible microsatellite platform called Triton-X under a contract with the European Space Agency’s ARTES programme.
OHB Cosmos International Launch Services GmbH and LuxSpace signed contracts with Rocket Factory Augsburg AG for dedicated launches scheduled for mid-2024 and 2025.
LuxSpace developed the ESAIL satellite on its Triton-2 platform in collaboration with the European Space Agency and exactEarth.
LuxSpace is a microsatellite solutions provider owned by OHB that offers a turnkey satellite platform called the Triton-X.
Rocket Factory Augsburg signed launch contracts with OHB Cosmos and LuxSpace for missions in mid-2024 and 2025.
Loft Orbital established a partner network in 2018 that includes satellite manufacturers LeoStella, Maxar Technologies, OHB/LuxSpace, Satrec Initiative, and Blue Canyon Technologies, along with partners in launch, ground communications, and analytics.