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LuxSpace was established in Luxembourg in 2004 by OHB SE of Germany.
LuxSpace was established in Luxembourg in 2004 as a subsidiary of OHB SE.
OHB Sweden’s InnoSat smallsat platform offers a highly integrated, capable satellite platform intended for a wide range of LEO applications such as Earth observation, telecom, scientific research, and orbital launch vehicles.
OHB Sweden and ENPULSION signed a dedicated sales contract in December 2022 for the Horizon2020 IOV/IOD Mission called EIS.
ENPULSION previously delivered propulsion products to OHB Sweden’s InnoSat smallsat platform missions.
The contract awarded to OHB Italia for the Comet Interceptor mission is worth EUR 117 million.
The European Space Agency selected OHB Italia S.p.A as the prime contractor to implement the Comet Interceptor science mission.
ESA and OHB have signed a contract to design and construct the Comet Interceptor spacecraft.
OHB developed the thermal infrared payloads for Constellr’s mission and is an investor in Constellr.
OHB developed the thermal infrared payloads for Constellr’s mission and is an investor in Constellr.
The Meteosat Third Generation system was developed and procured in cooperation with the European Space Agency by an industrial consortium led by Thales Alenia Space and OHB.
ESA selected consortia led by D-Orbit, The Exploration Company, OHB System, S.A.B. Aerospace, and Thales Alenia Space France and is contracting them to carry out studies proposing mission schemes starting 2022.
OHB Sweden will use Swedish Space Corporation’s worldwide ground station services to support the MATS mission.
OHB Sweden built the MATS spacecraft with some components provided by AAC Clyde Space.
Satlantis will supply the instrument sensor to gather optical and infrared imagery with a resolution of 0.8 m per pixel for OHB Sweden’s InnoSat platform.
Satlantis signed a contract on 2022-09-14 to buy two multispectral satellites from OHB Sweden.
The two OHB Sweden satellites are expected to weigh less than 150 kg each and launch in 2024.
The order from OHB Sweden is expected to be delivered in mid-2023.
AAC Clyde Space won a €584,000 order from OHB Sweden for Sirius computers and Starbuck power systems.
LuxSpace was established in Luxembourg in 2004 as a subsidiary of OHB SE.