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Hiber will collaborate with ISIS to achieve its initial service quickly and to implement and maintain the fully deployed space system to support Hiber’s service.
ISIS operates facilities in Delft where the custom 6-Unit CubeSat for Hiber will be integrated.
ISISpace launched a record 101 satellites on the PSLV-C37 earlier 2017.
ISISpace has reached a total of 200 satellites launched into space through its subsidiary Innovative Space Logistics.
The CubeSats launched by ISISpace into polar orbit will operate together with CubeSats deployed from the International Space Station in May.
Nayif-1 was built by engineers in Delft under contract to an ISISpace customer.
DIDO-2 was built by engineers in Delft under contract to an ISISpace customer.
The 104 satellites launched on PSLV-C37 exceeded the previous single-launch record from 2014, in which ISISpace also played a major role with its launch service.
ISISpace engineers integrated the 101 CubeSats onto the PSLV launch vehicle using satellite deployer systems and sequencing electronics developed in Delft.
ISIS planned to provide each customer with an ISIS CubeSat LEGO® kit with their first purchase in 2017.
ISIS delivered seven satellite platforms ready for launch in 2017 including Nayif-1, ITASAT 6U, PEASSS 3U, the DIDO series, and QB50 2U platforms.
ISIS planned to complete DIDO series microgravity satellites, JY1SAT, and JAISAT platforms in 2017.
ISIS created a 3-Unit CubeSat LEGO® model for its 10th anniversary and built 60 spacecraft models in one day from those bricks.
ISIS hosted the majority of the EU FP7 QB50 project teams in its Delft cleanroom for final delivery of their spacecraft for a 2017 launch.
ISIS obtained a spacecraft operating license from the Dutch Government in 2016 as the second company in the Netherlands to be licensed under the amended Dutch Space Act of 2007.
ISIS planned to start operating the PEASSS spacecraft in early 2017.