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Space Flight Laboratory provided the satellite bus used by the Pathfinder satellites.
Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) provided the satellite bus used by HawkEye 360’s Pathfinder satellites.
The three HawkEye 360 satellites deployed on Bandwagon-1 were developed by the University of Toronto’s Space Flight Laboratory.
The three HawkEye 360 satellites deployed on Bandwagon-1 were developed by the University of Toronto’s Space Flight Laboratory.
All subsequent HawkEye 360 satellite clusters have been developed on Space Flight Laboratory’s larger 30-kg DEFIANT bus.
Six radio frequency geolocation microsatellites developed by Space Flight Laboratory for HawkEye 360 have successfully communicated with ground control.
Space Flight Laboratory built the HawkEye 360 Pathfinder satellites on its 15-kg NEMO platform.
Space Flight Laboratory performed development, integration, and testing for Cluster 9 at its Toronto facility.
The two new three-satellite clusters bring to 27 the total number of geolocation microsatellites developed by Space Flight Laboratory for HawkEye 360.
HawkEye 360 selected Space Flight Laboratory to develop its satellites because attitude control and formation flying by multiple spacecraft are important for accurate RF signal geolocation.
HawkEye 360 selected Space Flight Laboratory to develop its satellites based on the importance of attitude control and formation flying by multiple spacecraft for accurate RF signal geolocation.
All subsequent HawkEye 360 clusters after the Pathfinder satellites have been developed on Space Flight Laboratory’s 30 kg DEFIANT bus.
HawkEye 360 Pathfinder satellites were built by Space Flight Laboratory on the 15 kg NEMO platform.
Space Flight Laboratory confirmed that six radio frequency geolocation smallsats developed for HawkEye 360 have successfully communicated with ground control.
SFL and Exolaunch partnered with HawkEye 360 on the deployment of Clusters 8 and 9.
Space Flight Laboratory offers a suite of nano-, micro-, and small satellites that serve mission types ranging from 3 to 500 kg, including high-performance, low-cost CubeSats.
Space Flight Laboratory was established in 1998 and has developed 76 operationally successful smaller satellite missions totaling more than 300 cumulative years in orbit.
Clusters 8 and 9 each consist of three satellites and together bring to 27 the total number of geolocation microsatellites developed by Space Flight Laboratory for HawkEye 360.
Space Flight Laboratory partnered with HawkEye 360 on upgrades to the satellite payloads for Clusters 8 and 9.
NOSA Senior Advisor Tyler Jones credited the pointing performance of Space Flight Laboratory’s DEFIANT bus and highlighted SFL’s flexibility in accommodating the SmallCAT terminal and working through payload evolutions with TNO.