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HotSat-1 was a 160-kilogram demonstration satellite provided by SSTL for a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch in June.
SatVu ordered HotSat-2 from SSTL in 2022 and later placed the order on hold.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL) is building both HotSat-2 and HotSat-3.
The multispectral imager (MSI), built by SSTL, captures high-resolution images in multiple spectral bands.
The EarthCARE satellite includes a Multi-Spectral Imager developed by SSTL, an Airbus subsidiary.
The EarthCARE satellite includes a Multi-Spectral Imager developed by Airbus subsidiary SSTL.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd built HOTSAT-1 and is assessing the anomaly on the insured satellite with SatVu.
The SSTL–ASI partnership aims to expand SSTL’s educational outreach and provide students with access to space technology and exploration.
QuantX Labs has partnered with Surrey Satellite Technology Limited through Airbus Australia to advance Australian quantum technology for space.
Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) and Neumann Space have agreed to work together to test an Australian-designed and manufactured in-space propulsion system as part of the CarbSAR In Orbit Demonstration Mission.
The CarbSAR Demo Mission is a partnership between SSTL and Oxford Space Systems to build and launch an OSS Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite.
SSTL and Neumann Space will collaborate over the course of the CarbSAR mission to test, demonstrate, and verify the performance of the Neumann Drive.
The CarbSAR demonstration will include an OSS Wrapped Rib antenna supplied by Oxford Space Systems mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite.
SSTL and Neumann Space will collaborate over the course of the CarbSAR mission to test, demonstrate, and verify the performance of the nexgen Neumann Drive®.
The CarbSAR Demo Mission is a partnership between SSTL and Oxford Space Systems to build and launch an OSS Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL) and Neumann Space have agreed to work together to test an Australian-designed and manufactured in-space propulsion system as part of the CarbSAR In Orbit Demonstration Mission.
Satellite Vu raised £12,700,000for satellites designed and manufactured with Surrey Satellite Technologies Ltd.
HOTSAT-1 was designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom in partnership with Surrey Satellite Technologies (SSTL).
Telesat’s first operational demonstrator, LEO 1, was built by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. and launched in January 2018.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd and Oxford Space Systems are partnering to build and launch an Oxford Space Systems Wrapped Rib antenna mounted to an SSTL CarbSAR satellite.