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The NTNU Small Satellite Lab aims to strengthen small satellite and space-related activities at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). Our mission is to enhance visibility and impact by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. Notable projects include hyper-spectral imagers for oceanographic applications (part of satellites HYPSO-1 and HYPSO-2) and a mission with software-defined radio to enhance communication systems in the Arctic (part of satellite HYPSO-2). We are committed to advancing space technology. This page holds condensed information for outreach purposes. Please also visit the official website at https://ntnu.edu/smallsat.
The NTNU Small Satellite Lab team consists of approximately ten PhD students, two postdocs, and many bachelor’s and master’s students every semester. Their mission is to strengthen small satellite and space-related activities at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) and make them more visible. Physically, the lab includes a concurrent design workspace as well as a well-equipped ESD-safe area for developing and testing electronic and mechanical parts for payloads and platforms.
Image of the east-coast of Romania (coordinates: 45.1592, 29.3752)
Image Taken by HYPSO-1
