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ISIS CubeSat Solutions

ISIS offers a broad range of turn-key nanosatellite solutions, ranging from standard CubeSat solutions in the 1 - 4 kilogram range to 20 kilogram compact microsatellites.

ISIS CubeSat Solutions

ISIS Facilities for Nanosatellite Operations

ISIS has its own dedicated multi-mission satellite operations room and ground station at its main site in Delft.

ISIS Facilities for Nanosatellite Operations

In-house Engineering Capability

ISIS has extensive in-house engineering capabilities in the areas such as space systems engineering, RF and electronics, embedded software and mechanical engineering.

In-house Engineering Capability

System Development and Testing

ISIS puts a strong focus on in-house development and testing of new (integrated) satellite systems.

System Development and Testing

Multi-disciplinary Teamwork

ISIS has a large team of engineers, from space systems engineers to domain specialist that all work together in multi-disciplinary teams.

Multi-disciplinary Teamwork

Custom Design Capability

ISIS is able to provide customers with customized designs that fit the mission needs perfectly.

Custom Design Capability

RF and Electrical Design and Development

At ISIS, a strong focus is put on the design and development of new RF and electrical modules for nanosatellites.

RF and Electrical Design and Development

CubeSat Dispenser Systems

ISIS has developed a range of standardized CubeSat dispenser systems for launching CubeSats into orbit.

CubeSat Dispenser Systems

Turn-key Nanosatellite Missions

ISIS provides turnkey CubeSat missions including design, MAIV, launch and operations.

Turn-key Nanosatellite Missions

ISIS South America

ISIS South America is based in Brazil and is focused on the realization of small satellite missions and the development of technologies for small satellites. ISIS and its partner LUNUS have realized the first CubeSat mission in Brazil, NanosatC-BR-1, in close cooperation with INPE and UFSM after several years of intense collaboration. In 2011 the flight hardware was delivered to Santa Maria Brazil and the various teams in Brazil, with the support of ISIS engineers in the Netherlands and South Africa are now moving forward to complete the spacecraft for launch. A second project, NanosatC-BR-2 is currently awarded to the team and the first hardware is to be delivered in 2012.

These first activities are part of a long term plan to establish a region nanosatellite expertise center in South America and to be the focus of nanosatellite activities in the region as ISIS South America.


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