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CubeSat
A CubeSat is a type of miniature satellites for space research,
which has a volume of exactly one liter, weighs no more than
one kilogram, and typically uses commercial electronics. Since
1999, California Polytechnic University (CalPoly) by Prof.
Jordi Puig-Suari and Stanford University by Professor Bob
Twiggs have developed the specifications to help universities
worldwide to conducting space science and exploration, this
is known as the CubeSat standard.
Official Site: www.cubesat.org
CubeSat (TRIY)
The Robotics Institute of Yucatan (TRIY), tries to make the
design, construction, technology integration, launch and tele-operation
of CubeSat standard through a 3U pico-satellite which carries
a payload robotics as an experimental model of orbital stabilization
called TRIY-SAT I. The idea is to perform an operations center
(earth stations) located in the Yucatan Peninsula, which offers
features ideal for tele-operate satellites due to geographical
location and topography of the place. The Yucatan Robotics
Institute has highly qualified personnel in the area of telecommunications,
microelectronics, robotics and software development, who joined
the project as a multidisciplinary research team.
Ordered of the Project:
- PhD Luis Alberto Muñoz Ubando.
- Eng. Olmo Alonso Moreno Franco.
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