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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 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 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.

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.