Configurable nanosatellite/kit-satellite platform developed by Telnet for LEO IoT-gateway missions; flight-proven on the ChallengeOne mission (Tunisia's first satellite).
ChallengeOne CubeSat Platform
Configurable nanosatellite/kit-satellite platform developed by Telnet for LEO IoT-gateway missions; flight-proven on the ChallengeOne mission (Tunisia's first satellite).
Description
ChallengeOne is Telnet's professional, configurable satellite platform: a kit-satellite bringing together a set of embedded subsystem modules (structure, OBC, EPS/PSS, ADCS reaction wheel, LoRa gateway, SDR, transceiver, UHF antenna system and camera/antenna module) that can be assembled and operated either in a laboratory for educational purposes or flown in low Earth orbit for operational/scientific missions. The platform's flight heritage is the ChallengeOne nanosatellite, launched on a Soyuz-2 rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome into a 550 km LEO with a planned five-year mission life, acting as an on-orbit LoRa gateway that collects telemetry from ground-based IoT terminals (precision agriculture, infrastructure/road monitoring, asset and vehicle tracking). Telnet markets the platform on a configure-and-quote basis, offering full module compatibility, full testing/verification and warranty coverage.
Specifications
| Orbit altitude | 550 km (LEO) |
|---|---|
| Orbital velocity | 7.5 km/s |
| Orbital period | 90 minutes |
| Mission life (design) | 5 years |
| Launch vehicle | Soyuz-2, from Baikonur Cosmodrome |
| Structure | Aluminum structure |
| Subsystems included | OBC, PSS/EPS, ADCS (reaction wheel), LoRa gateway, SDR, transceiver, UHF antenna system, camera & antenna module |
| Operating modes | Laboratory (educational) and low Earth orbit (operational/scientific) |
| Mission application | Space-for-IoT LoRa gateway: geolocation, asset tracking, precision agriculture, infrastructure monitoring |