The 'AmbaSat-1' satellite kit is an educational, low-cost solution for consumers that enables them to assemble and code their very own satellite before having it launched into space.
Measuring just a few millimeters in thickness and 35mm in size, the satellites are designed to be launched in the hundreds to dramatically reduce the time and money associated with the process. This allows makers and science enthusiasts alike with an inexpensive way to create their very own satellites that can be launched into orbit where they will stay for up to three months.
The 'AmbaSat-1' satellite kit is outfitted with solar cells, a micro controller, a LoRaWAN radio transceiver, an accelerometer, a gyroscope, a magnetometer and an array of other sensors, if desired.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Low-cost Satellite Kits
- Opportunity for consumers to assemble and launch their own satellites at a reduced cost.
- Multiples Satellite Launching
- Launching satellites in large numbers to save time and money.
- Educational Space Technology
- Educational kits that allow the assembly and coding of mini satellites.
Sectors Adopting This
- Education
- Opportunity for educational institutions to offer space technology courses and programs.
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics industry can create and market DIY satellite kits.
- Space Exploration
- Opportunity for the space industry to collaborate and provide launch services for low-cost satellites.
