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NanoAvionics launched the first nanosatellite equipped with green propulsion.
NanoAvionics, together with other UN:IO consortium members, will start a feasibility study granted €1.4 million by the European Commission to create a sovereign communications network for Europe by 2025.
NanoAvionics received a €1 million grant from the European Space Agency in 2024 to develop new technologies for small satellite propulsion systems.
In 2019 NanoAvionics received a €10 million grant from the EU Horizon 2020 program and ESA to develop and launch the initial stage of a Global Internet of Things (GIoT) nanosatellite constellation.
NanoAvionics booked the launch of its MP42 satellite on the SpaceX Transporter-4 mission planned for 2022.
Contec signed a contract with NanoAvionics for an Earth observation satellite that will launch in the second half of 2023 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
NanoAvionics will provide a modular 16U satellite bus for the Contec mission that will consist of Contec’s laser communication terminal and an integrated imager with 1.5-meter resolution.
EarthTV-1 is a 16U nanosatellite supplied by NanoAvionics for British space company Sen to provide real-time and Ultra-High Definition (UHD) video of Earth.
D2/Atlacom-1 is a 6U nanosatellite supplied by NanoAvionics that launched earlier 2021 and is currently collecting hyperspectral data.
Contec provides ground station services and will collaborate with NanoAvionics to extend NanoAvionics’ global transmission cadence for mission operations.
The payload of NanoAvionics’ modular 16U satellite bus will consist of an integrated imager with 1.5 m resolution supplied by a NanoAvionics partner and Contec’s laser communication terminal.
NanoAvionics signed a contract with Contec to supply a 16U nanosatellite and provide mission integration and launch services for the Korean company.
D2/Atlacom-1 is a 6U nanosatellite supplied by NanoAvionics that launched earlier 2021 and is currently collecting hyperspectral data.
The contract between NanoAvionics and Contec establishes a two-way collaboration in which Contec will provide ground station services and NanoAvionics intends to use those services for future mission operations to extend its global transmission cadence.
The launch of the Earth observation nanosatellite supplied under the NanoAvionics–Contec contract is planned for the first half of 2023.
EarthTV-1 is a 16U nanosatellite supplied by NanoAvionics for British space company Sen that is about to provide real-time Ultra-High Definition video of Earth.
NanoAvionics of Columbia, Illinois is designing and building the 12U cubesat for the ACS3 technology demonstration.
The NanoAvionics R2 cubesat launched in November 2020 on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.
Accion TILE thrusters have flown on cubesats including the NanoAvionics D2/Atlacom-1 and OQ Technology’s Tiger-2 cubesat launched 2021-06-30 on the SpaceX Transporter-2 rideshare flight.
NanoAvionics built, tested, and launched the D2 / Atlacom-1 satellite in eight months.