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NanoAvionics’ MP42 bus is a "50-kilogram-plus" platform that is the company’s largest microsatellite to date as it expands beyond the 10-kilogram-and-under nanosatellite class.
NanoAvionics buses are built from multiple standard-sized units measuring 10 x 10 x 0.1 m.
The NanoAvionics 12U bus shares the same flight-proven subsystems as NanoAvionics’ flagship M6P bus while offering up to 10U of payload volume.
NanoAvionics’ flagship multi-purpose M6P and M12P are the first preconfigured nanosatellite buses in the sector designed to serve emerging commercial space markets.
AST acquired a controlling interest in NanoAvionics in 2018 as part of AST’s strategy to establish manufacturing capabilities in Europe and North America.
NanoAvionics was selected to build a 12U nanosatellite bus for an on-orbit demonstration of NASA’s Advanced Composite Solar Sail System (ACS3).
NanoAvionics will provide Prométhée with testing, integration, launch, licensing, and initial satellite operations for ProtoMéthée-1.
NanoAvionics achieved six satellite launches on SpaceX Transporter-3 and Transporter-4 that included its MP42 modular microsatellite bus.
Prométhée contracted NanoAvionics to build the first smallsat for Prométhée’s planned Earth observation constellation and image analysis platform.
NanoAvionics provided the satellite buses, launch support, and in-orbit operations for the Omnispace Spark program.
NanoAvionics scheduled a total of 15 satellite launches in 2022, with six satellites successfully deployed already.
SpaceX Transporter-4 mission included three satellites built by NanoAvionics for multiple customers.
Two other satellites launched on the SpaceX Falcon 9 are dedicated telecommunications and Earth observation missions flying onboard NanoAvionics M12P and M6P smallsat buses.
NanoAvionics established the GIoT project with consortium partners KSAT and Antwerp Space after receiving dedicated funding from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020, ESA’s ARTES, and private investments.
Omnispace’s SPARK 1 satellite was designed and built by Thales Alenia Space in conjunction with NanoAvionics, Syrlinks, and ANYWAVES.
Pixxel successfully retrieved its first hyperspectral satellite images from a camera launched last year aboard a satellite built in partnership with NanoAvionics and Dragonfly Aerospace.
Pixxel successfully retrieved its first hyperspectral satellite images from a camera that was launched last year with partners NanoAvionics and Dragonfly Aerospace.
Gama Alpha is a six-unit cubesat using a spacecraft bus provided by NanoAvionics.
DEWA launched DEWA-SAT 1 in collaboration with NanoAvionics on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 40 in Florida, USA.
NanoAvionics will deliver a 6U nanosatellite bus fully assembled and functionally tested and ready for research and educational purposes.