LizzieSat

Sidus Space will define the host spacecraft requirements, including power provision and Guidance Navigation and Control interfaces, to accommodate the radar on LizzieSat.

MobLobSpace's radar development will link with LizzieSat's configurable satellite bus to provide data supporting collision avoidance planning.

Sidus Space is contracted to design, develop, test, and integrate Lonestar's Data Storage Module into its next LizzieSat launch.

Sidus Space is investing in its LizzieSat satellite constellation and Fortis VPX computing platform while trimming administrative spending.

The LizzieSat platform is designed to streamline the transition from ground testing to on-orbit operations for commercial and government customers.

Sidus Space is integrating edge AI capabilities into its planned satellite constellation.

Sidus Space completed a Preliminary Design Review for the LizzieSat program and is finalizing customer payloads and tracking for a 2022-10-01 CRS launch.

Sidus Space is in advanced stages of developing LizzieSat™, a proprietary, partially 3D printed satellite expected to launch in 2023.

Sidus Space is preparing to launch its proprietary, partially 3-D printed LizzieSat satellites in 2023.

Sidus Space is in advanced stages of developing LizzieSat, which is expected to launch in 2023.

Sidus Space plans to launch proprietary, partially 3-D printed LizzieSat satellites in 2023.

Sidus Space will manufacture, assemble, integrate, and test LizzieSat spacecraft leading up to a manifested 2023 launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida on a SpaceX Falcon 9.

Sidus Space, Inc. signed an agreement with Exolaunch to use Exolaunch’s CarboNIX separation system to deploy LizzieSat satellites during LizzieSat rideshare missions with SpaceX in 2023 and 2024.

Sidus Space Inc. signed an agreement with Exolaunch to use the CarboNIX separation system to deploy LizzieSat satellites during LizzieSat rideshare missions with SpaceX in 2023 and 2024.

Sidus Space signed an agreement with Exolaunch to use the CarboNIX separation system to deploy LizzieSat satellites during LizzieSat rideshare missions with SpaceX in 2023 and 2024.

Sidus Space expects to deploy its first 100-kilogram LizzieSat satellites in 2023 from the International Space Station and via SpaceX rideshare missions.

Sidus Space raised $5,200,000 from the stock market on 2023-02-02 to support the LizzieSat constellation.

The Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) signed a $2,500,000 agreement with Sidus Space to deploy and test TNO's laser communications technology aboard a Sidus LizzieSat satellite.

SkyServe has upcoming flights on the LizzieSat constellation to provide on-demand tasking and rapid revisit for delivering critical insights across optical and RF sensors to customers at low latency.

SkyServe’s upcoming flights on the LizzieSat constellation will provide on-demand tasking and rapid revisit capability for delivering critical insights across optical and RF sensors to customers at low latency.