This week we managed to get the system’s camera to see light for the first time. This took a bit more work than anticipated as the serial interface we are using would not play nice with Putty. After troubleshooting for a couple of evenings, we found that it was easier to just use the screen command in Linux. Seem apropos as all of the development has been on Ubuntu machines so far.
Soon we hope to have a version of the hardware serving up real-time images from the lab.
We are excited to announce that quub has signed an agreement with launch services provider Phantom Space for three dedicated launches in 2025. This agreement will allow us to place about 80 of our PocketQube satellites per launch to an orbit of our choice, and to...
We are thrilled to share that we are featured today in Payload! You can read the article here: Exclusive: Quub Emerges from Stealth Mode, Announces Two Air Force Contracts The article comes at a great time, too! We are nearing completion on a new Serenity build with...
There might come a time when my palms don't get sweaty in the countdown to launching one of our satellites, but who am I kidding? I won't hold my breath. I'll always be a little nervous and excited at launch - and deployment in space - because we put so much effort...
