2024
Launched more nanosatellites in the last 5 years than any other external manufacturer and introduced 21 standard satellite bus configurations, making space even more accessible.
2023
Our inclusion in KONGSBERG in 2022 allowed us to strengthen and broaden our offering to the space market and onboard 200 new employees in 18 months.
2022
Became the first nanosatellite manufacturer to enter the microsatellite market by launching our selfie-taking MP42 satellite and joined the KONGSBERG group.
2021
Launched our first satellite built for the world's first 5G IoT constellation and expanded to three new offices across the EU and US.
2020
Saw increasing demand for our larger nanosatellite platforms and systems from big industry primes such as NASA, ESA, Thales Alenia, and multiple defence customers.
2019
A 6U nanosatellite built for our commercial customer demonstrated direct-to-cellphone connectivity from space.
2018
Introduced our M6P and became the first provider to offer end-to-end nanosatellite mission services and bigger - 6U, 12U, and 16U platforms.
2017
First platform sold and shipped to Sydney University. Also, launch of LituanicaSAT-2, likely the first CubeSat to use chemical propulsion, all developed in-house.
2014
NanoAvionics was officially born after the success of the LituanicaSAT-1 mission.
