NAME: HORACIO
CAMERA: iSIM-90 VNIR SWIR
LAUNCH DATE: 4 March 2024
Launch of an ISIM-SAT 16U CubeSat for CH4 embarking an iSIM-90 VNIR-SWIR onboard a Falcon-9 rocket.
NAME: MANTIS
CAMERA: iSIM-90 VNIR SWIR
LAUNCH DATE : 11 November 2023
iSIM WITHIN ESA’S MANTIS MISSION
SATLANTIS contribution to this ESA Launch of a 12U-CubeSat mission is an iSIM-90 VNIR.
Mission to provide service to the Oil & Gas sector.
SATLANTIS contribution to this ESA Launch of a 12U-CubeSat mission is an iSIM-90 VNIR + Mission to provide service to the Oil & Gas sector. Financed by ESA and UKSA under the InCubed programme.
NAME: GEISAT Precursor
PAYLOAD: iSIM-90 VNIR SWIR
LAUNCH DATE : 12 June 2023
June 12th, 2023, launch of an ISIM-SAT 16U CubeSat embarking an iSIM-90 VNIR-SWIR onboard a Falcon-9 rocket.
Dedicated to CH4/GHG detection, Oil&Gas industry & Environment monitoring.
NAME: URDANETA-ARMSAT1
CAMERA: iSIM-90 VNIR
LAUNCH DATE: 25 May 2022
May 25th, 2022: the satellite Urdaneta-ARMSAT1 Launch of from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with the Transporter 5 mission.
First full-solution satellite for Earth Observation: launch of an iSIM-SAT 16U-CubeSat embarking an iSIM-90 optical instrument.
NOME: CASPR
CAMERA: iSIM-90
LAUNCH DATE : 21 December 2021
On December 21st, 2021: iSIM-90 was launched to the International Space Station (ISS) from the Kennedy Space Centre (US) onboard a SpaceX cargo Dragon spacecraft as part of CASPR Project (with SHREC).
In-Orbit Demonstration (IOD) of iSIM-90 instrument’s Multispectrality and Agility, through the Space Test Program – Houston 7 of the United States Department of Defence (DoD), managed by NASA.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement
No 768278.
NAME: IOD
CAMERA: iSIM-170
LAUNCH DATE : 20 May 2020
On May 21st, 2020: iSIM-170 was launched to the International Space Station (ISS) onboard JAXA’s HTV-9 mission from Tanegashima.
First In-Orbit Demonstration (IOD) of iSIM technology demonstrating Ultra High-Resolution and video capability.
iSIM’s IOD was featured in the ISS research database and NASA website iSIM (nasa.gov).
