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USTTL


We develop space systems for space missions.


As ITU USTTL, we handle the structural design, analysis, and integration of unique CubeSat platforms for each mission; develop their software; and manage attitude determination and control, launch, and communication processes.

The photograph of Earth’s atmosphere was taken with Sharjahsat-1.


Who are we?

İTÜ USTTL aims to develop space systems, make a difference, establish a knowledge network, and contribute to the space community in order to support activities and scientific research in the field of space. Our laboratory continues to conduct projects, drawing on over 20 years of experience.

Missions

Some of the photos taken by the SharjahSat-1 camera:

News

The testing phase of the RAFS Project is ongoing.

The 6U RAFS project is proceeding in collaboration with TÜBİTAK and TUA. In this context, a one-week CubeSat training course was provided to the TUA team.

Presentation at the 13th Nano-Satellite Symposium

At the 13th Nano-Satellite Symposium held in Stellenbosch, South Africa, on November 25, 2024…

Pausat1 Ready for Launch!

 PAUSAT satellite communication integration and orientation settings were completed, and mission operations commenced.

Cooperations


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