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It is nice to see another open source satellite [1]. Usually i only saw used in the satellites, releasing also the hardware part is super cool. However there a
by Cupprum 3y ago
It is nice to see another open source satellite [1]. Usually i only saw used in the satellites, releasing also the hardware part is super cool.
However there are also other notable repositories.
There is for instance a "space kit" for arduinos [2].
Another interesting project was QB50 [3], many student satellites, from multiple universities worked together to study the lower thermosphere. If you search for QB50, there are multiple public repositories with the code they used.
[1] - https://github.com/Quetzal-1-CubeSat-Team https://github.com/Quetzal-1-CubeSat-Team
[2] - https://github.com/ArduSat/ArdusatSDK https://github.com/ArduSat/ArdusatSDK
[3] - https://spaceflight101.com/spacecraft/qb50/ https://spaceflight101.com/spacecraft/qb50/
- rzimmerman 3y agoI'd also plug an open source radio released by Planet (similar to what's on their Dove satellites): https://github.com/OpenLST/openlst https://github.com/OpenLST/openlst https://github.com/OpenLST/openlst-hw https://github.com/OpenLST/openlst-hw https://github.com/rzimmerman/gr-openlst https://github.com/rzimmerman/gr-openlst