Kongsberg NanoAvionics UAB
Mokslininku str. 2A,
LT-08412 Vilnius, Lithuania
+370 663 77717
info@nanoavionics.com
Kongsberg NanoAvionics US LLC
5825 University Research Court
Suite 2100
Riverdale, MD 20737
USA
+1 240 221 1236
us@nanoavionics.com
Kongsberg NanoAvionics UK Ltd
62 Foxhall Road, Didcot,
Oxfordshire, England, OX11 7AD.
uk@nanoavionics.com
Registered Number: 11683861
Company Code: 303 353 414
VAT: LT 1000 0892 3715
IBAN: LT16 7044 0600 0824 4228
Bank: AB SEB bankas
Swift Code: CBVILT2X
info@nanoavionics.com
Kongsberg NanoAvionics UAB
Mokslininku str. 2A,
LT-08412 Vilnius, Lithuania
+370 663 77717
info@nanoavionics.com
Kongsberg NanoAvionics US LLC
5825 University Research Court
Suite 2100
Riverdale, MD 20737
USA
+1 240 221 1236
us@nanoavionics.com
Kongsberg NanoAvionics UK Ltd
62 Foxhall Road, Didcot,
Oxfordshire, England, OX11 7AD.
uk@nanoavionics.com
Registered Number: 11683861
Company Code: 303 353 414
VAT: LT 1000 0892 3715
IBAN: LT16 7044 0600 0824 4228
Bank: AB SEB bankas
Swift Code: CBVILT2X
info@nanoavionics.com
NanoAvionics M12P is a 12U CubeSat with double deployable solar panels for efficient solar energy harvesting and power generation. Its standard configurations are designed using our modular subsystems and a variety of common data interfaces to meet diverse payload performance needs.
Many of our customers have chosen our 12U CubeSat bus for its payload volume and power delivery capabilities, including NASA’s ACS3 solar sail demonstration, Thales Alenia Space’s first two satellites for the Omnispace 5G non-terrestrial network constellation, and Los Alamos National Laboratory’s two satellites to low Earth orbit and Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).
Apart from standard and tailored small satellite buses, NanoAvionics also provides comprehensive customer support, from initial mission planning to in-orbit operations, ensuring a smooth and successful mission lifecycle. With industry-leading performance and a proven track record, the standard M12P bus is an excellent choice for customers looking to improve their time to space and time in space.