Our project
What are nanosatellite?
Nanosatellites are a new category of small spacecraft ranging from 1 to 50 kg.They are composed of a "payload" that allows the scientific experiment to be conducted, and a "platform" that allows it to be transported and powered.
Our projects :
AMICal Sat : The first CSUG nano-satellite
The first CubeSat launched by CSUG (September 2020), AMICal Sat is a polar lights observation project.
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ThingSat : the internet of things in wild area
ThingSat aims to demonstrate the reliability of a satellite connectivity solution for objects in remote areas.
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ATISE : Aurora analysis using spectrometry
ATISE is a nanosatellite which aims at the spectrometric study of the polar lights and the Airglow.Read more
QlevEr Sat : Earth observation and artificial intelligence
QlevEr Sat will observe from space the evolution of land areas and human activities with high societal stakes.Read more
NanoBob : Intricate photons between the ground and space
NanoBob try to demonstrate the experimental feasibility of quantum communication over a distance greater than 500 km.Read more
NanoCarb : Europe tracking down greenhouse gases
Through NanoCarb, CSUG is developing a major instrument for the Horizon 2020 SCARBO (Space CARBon Observatory) project.Read more
Published on April 22, 2022
Updated on May 24, 2022
Updated on May 24, 2022
