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| + | [[Sequoia]], a 3U software defined imaging satellite that will demonstrate image classification with uploadable machine learning models | ||
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| + | The principal work of Stanford Satellite Team has been the development of various [[Optical Communications]] technologies. In addition, members have worked in faculty labs to build: | ||
*[[SNAPS]], the Stanford NAno Picture Satellite, a 1/4U imaging cubesat | *[[SNAPS]], the Stanford NAno Picture Satellite, a 1/4U imaging cubesat | ||
*[[QB50 Discovery]], Stanford's submission to an international 50-member cubesat constellation | *[[QB50 Discovery]], Stanford's submission to an international 50-member cubesat constellation | ||
| − | *[[Morgana]], a | + | *[[Morgana]], a CubeSat designed to study high energy particles in the upper atmosphere. (Cancelled) |
| − | [[Category: Optical Communications]] | + | <noinclude>[[Category: Optical Communications]] [[Category: Satellites]]</noinclude> |
Latest revision as of 21:36, 15 August 2020
We are currently working on:
Sequoia, a 3U software defined imaging satellite that will demonstrate image classification with uploadable machine learning models
The principal work of Stanford Satellite Team has been the development of various Optical Communications technologies. In addition, members have worked in faculty labs to build:
- SNAPS, the Stanford NAno Picture Satellite, a 1/4U imaging cubesat
- QB50 Discovery, Stanford's submission to an international 50-member cubesat constellation
- Morgana, a CubeSat designed to study high energy particles in the upper atmosphere. (Cancelled)