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NTNU Small Satellite Lab is an initiative to strenghten the small satellite and space related activities at NTNU and make them more visible. At the lab, we have a group consisting of about ten PhD-students, two post.docs and many bachelor- and master students every semester. Physically, the lab consists of a concurrent design work space as well as an well-equiped ESD-safe area for development and testing of electronic and mechanical parts for payloads and platforms.
The SmallSat Lab team is part of a variety of projects, a selection listed below. The main effort is on our two satellites; HYPSO-1 (launched January 2022) and HYPSO-2 (expected to launch June 2024) - which you can read more about by visiting hypso.space. Activities and research topics include spacecraft- and systems engineering in an university setting, development of hyperspectral camera systems, onboard processing including autonomy and AI, communication infrastructure for small satellites and other satellite autonomous sensor platforms.
Taken by HYPSO-1
This description should ideally describe our team.