The groundbreaking LEO-PNT mission by the European Space Agency (ESA) is already underway. Alén Space will be one of the key partners in the consortium of companies that will design and deploy the project, led by GMV.
The countdown for the launch of the four CubeSats 6U that Alén Space has designed and manufactured for Sateliot’s 5G constellation has already begun. The deployment into orbit is scheduled for this summer aboard a SpaceX rocket.
Alén Space together with other Spanish companies such as Elecnor Deimos, DHV Technology and Satlantis agree to join their capabilities to present the best joint proposal for the development of the eight satellites with which Spain will participate in the future Atlantic Constellation.
Alén Space has been chosen by the Spanish National Institute of Aerospace Technology (INTA) as the supplier of its new ground station. Its goal will be to monitor the future ANSER mission.
Alén Space has provided its technology and Hands-on Training Programme in collaboration with the University of Brasilia (UnB) on Alfa Crux mission.
The TOTEM payload designed and developed by Alén Space for the first nanosatellite of Sateliot’s constellation has successfully completed its first in-orbit demonstrations.
The consortium of which Alén Space is a member has presented an expression of interest to the Spanish Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism to promote the development of the space industry in Spain, focused on Galicia.
The goal is to carry out a testing campaign to verify if the HALT methodology is an ideal solution to validate COTS components in the aerospace sector.
Alén Space joins the UnB to develop a 1U CubeSat that will allow research and experiments to be carried out in the communications field.
The CubeSat 3B5GSAT is now in orbit, following its launch this morning from Kazakhstan. The satellite carries an IoT communications payload designed and manufactured by Alén Space.
The 3B5GSAT satellite is entering the pre-launch phase, scheduled for 20 March from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
The European Space Agency has selected the RoboCrane project, developed by the University of Oviedo, the University of Vigo and Alén Space.
The consortium is developing an innovative solution to digitalise communications in the marine industry using the VDES standard.
The project aims to monitor the quality of the water in reservoirs and swamps in Spain. Alén Space oversees the mission’s Inter-satellite Link (ISL) system.
Alén Space was part of a panel discussion about ‘New Approach for the Space Sector’ in this edition of the Forum of the Brazilian Space Industry.
The payload that Alén Space will provide to Sateliot mission is TOTEM, an SDR platform that has already been used in several small satellites to date.
Alén Space has presented its services at the IAC 2019 congress as part of a delegation of seven companies from the Spain Pavilion organized by ICEX.
The first performance demonstrations of the Lume-1 nanosatellite, which have taken place in Salvaterra do Miño and Porto, have been a success.
The nanosatellite Lume-1 was successfully launched on December 27 from the Vostochny spaceport, in Eastern Russia at the scheduled time: 3:07 in the morning.
Alén Space attended the International Astronautical Congress, where it presented two projects developed by our team: DustCube and FireRS.
We organized an open day where public, Degree and Master students were invited to visit the labs where the CubeSat was integrated by our engineers.
Lume-1 undergoes a test period to confirm that it will withstand the conditions it will experience on the day of its launch and that each component works correctly.
The European FireRS project will involve CubeSat Lume-1 to speed up the detection and management of forest fires in Galicia, northern Portugal and southern France
