Overview
- A 3U nanosatellite built with Satoro Space will fly in 2026 to run edge‑AI image processing in orbit and cut downlink needs by sending compact outputs.
- The same 3U mission will test lightweight perovskite solar cells developed by NTU researchers with local start‑up Singfilm.
- A 16U satellite planned for 2028 will carry Aliena’s MUSIC electric propulsion for in‑orbit manoeuvres and an Atomic Oxygen Detector from NTU Temasek Laboratories.
- An electro‑optical payload called LEOCAM, designed by LightHaus Photonics with a triple‑mirror setup, is slated for an International Space Station test in 2027.
- The projects are among the first backed by OSTIn’s STDP/SAP, which targets annual launches in 2026, 2027 and 2028 to give researchers and firms faster access to space.