NanoAvionics provides nanosatellite buses based on a modular and highly integral design which extends payload volume and saves development costs for customers.
Utilization of NanoAvionics’ satellite buses enables customers to concentrate on the most important mission goals and deal only with high-level mission implementation tasks such as payload development and its support during the mission in orbit.
Minimal software and hardware customization is needed, enabling fast lead times and low satellite cost. Product architecture allows for the operation of your payload along with the entire bus using a set of simple commands provided by NanoAvionics.
NanoAvionics provides nanosatellite buses based on a modular and highly integral design which extends payload volume and saves development costs for customers.
Utilization of NanoAvionics’ satellite buses enables customers to concentrate on the most important mission goals and deal only with high-level mission implementation tasks such as payload development and its support during the mission in orbit.
Minimal software and hardware customization is needed, enabling fast lead times and low satellite cost. Product architecture allows for the operation of your payload along with the entire bus using a set of simple commands provided by NanoAvionics.
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Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA)Launch date
2022 01 13DEWA-SAT 1 is 3U IoT nanosatellite went into low Earth orbit (LEO) onboard Transporter-3. It is part of DEWA’s (Dubai Electricity & Water Authority) Space-D programme and will support the digitalisation of Dubai’s power and water networks. Through an ambitious programme and with the expertise of NanoAvionics, DEWA intends to enhance its flexibility and agility in monitoring and managing its electrical and water networks. \
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Lacuna SpaceLaunch date
2020 09 29LS3 is the second nanosatellite, out of three, that NanoAvionics has built, launched, and has been operating for Lacuna Space. LS3 joined the Lacuna Network, which provides a global internet-of-things (IoT) service via a nanosatellite constellation in low Earth orbit (LEO) and autonomous sensors everywhere on Earth.