Download M6P bus brochure here
NanoAvionics’ flight-proven 6U satellite bus is based on a modular and highly integral design. It delivers extends payload volume and saves development costs for customers.
M6P satellite bus 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.
The standard configuration of the nanosatellite bus is optimized for IoT, M2M, ADS-B, AIS, other commercial and emergency communication applications, and scientific missions.
M6P bus includes a propulsion system capable of performing high-impulse maneuvers such as: orbital deployment, orbit maintenance, precision flight in formations, orbit synchronization, and atmospheric drag compensation. This results in an extended satellite orbital lifetime uncovering new opportunities for unique customer missions and significant savings on constellation maintenance costs.
Download M6P bus brochure here
NanoAvionics’ flight-proven 6U satellite bus is based on a modular and highly integral design. It delivers extends payload volume and saves development costs for customers.
M6P satellite bus 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.
The standard configuration of the nanosatellite bus is optimized for IoT, M2M, ADS-B, AIS, other commercial and emergency communication applications, and scientific missions.
M6P bus includes a propulsion system capable of performing high-impulse maneuvers such as: orbital deployment, orbit maintenance, precision flight in formations, orbit synchronization, and atmospheric drag compensation. This results in an extended satellite orbital lifetime uncovering new opportunities for unique customer missions and significant savings on constellation maintenance costs.
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LEMULaunch date
TBANanoAvionics has received a contract for a biodiversity observation satellite mission from Lemu, a startup building an atlas of Earth’s biosphere to make conservation the best investment possible. “Lemu Nge” (Forest Eye in the Mapudungun language) is Chile’s first private satellite, which is designed to observe all 51 billion hectares of Earth’s surface biodiversity. Built by NanoAvionics in Lithuania, the 6U nanosatellite (the size of a shoebox) will collect hyperspectral imaging data which will help Lemu to identify, measure and track the value that each ecosystem generates each and every day.
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Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyLaunch date
2022 01 13HYPSO-1 is a 6U nanosatellite built for the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), to conduct ocean research. From its Sun-synchronous orbit, HYPSO-1 (HYPer-spectral Satellite for ocean Observation) is monitoring algal blooms and other aspects of ocean health in an autonomous synergy with robotic agents around the Norwegian coast. It is the first of the two satellites NanoAvionics is supplying to the program.
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OQ TechnologyLaunch date
2021 06 29Tiger-2, a 6U nanosatellite, is the second mission for NanoAvionics with OQ Technology and the latest addition to OQ Technology’s growing low Earth orbit (LEO) constellation of nanosatellites. Their constellation intends to provide basic commercial IoT and M2M services, using 5G connectivity, to customers with a focus on Africa, Middle East, Asia, and Latin America. NanoAvionics was contracted to build, integrate and operate the nanosatellite for OQ Technology 5G IoT mission.
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Aurora InsightLaunch date
2021 01 24 and 2021 04 28“Bravo” and “Charlie” are two 6U nanosatellites NanoAvionics that built, launched, and have been operating for Aurora Insight, a U.S. business analytics company for the wireless industry. Both satellites have been scanning the radio frequency (RF) environment from LEO and are a critical part of Aurora’s technology, which maps network activity around the world.