Sponsors
CubeSTAR is partly financed by:
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Norwegian Space Centre |
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Several companies kindly supports the CubeSTAR project with hardware, software or other services: |
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AGI - Analytical Graphics, Inc. has provided an educational license of their Satellite Tool Kit software for use in courses relevant for CubeSTAR. |
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ALTERAhas provided the project with Stratix III DSP development kit and Quartus®II Subscription Edition software (with MegaCore®IP Library), Nios®II Embedded Design Suite, and ModelSim®. |
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Texas InstrumentsNorway (former Chipcon) contributes to the project by providing access to their top modern RF laboratory facilities in Oslo and professional radio communication test support for the CubeSTAR students. |
The annual ANSAT workshop was held at the Andoya Rocket Range (ARR) from 19-20. june.
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) held a cubesat seminar to introduce the work being performed on their student satellite project NUTS. Three CubeSTAR students attended the seminar to learn about the NUTS and exchange information and experience with the other students.
In late January, five students from the University of Oslo attended the 1st IAA Conference on University Satellite Missions and Cubesat Workshop held in Rome.