Hands on Satellite Engineering for the Next Generation of Space Innovators

Pioneering next‑gen space engineering & orbital research.

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About the team

Building the next generation of space engineers

Aero Nova Cubesat Team is a multidisciplinary group of engineering students dedicated to democratizing access to space. We design, build, and operate cubesats and other satellite related projects for scientific research, technology demonstration, and educational purposes. Our team provides hands-on experience in satellite systems engineering, mission planning, and orbital operations — preparing the next generation of space innovators for the challenges of the rapidly evolving space industry.

“Our mission is to push the boundaries of what small satellites can achieve, inspiring the next wave of space innovation.”

est. 2023
12+ missions
global partners

Our Mission

To develop cost‑effective, high‑performance cubesat platforms that enable breakthrough research in space weather, telecommunications, and Earth observation — while training the next generation of space professionals.

Our Vision

A future where small satellite technology is accessible to universities, startups, and emerging space nations — fostering a global community that collaborates to solve humanity’s greatest challenges from orbit.

Our Crew

Engineers, scientists, and dreamers building the future of space.

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TrainSat 1 CubeSat educational model - satellite systems engineering
1U CubeSat
Educational Mission

TrainSat 1

1U CubeSat · Systems Engineering Model

TrainSat 1 is a 1U CubeSat designed to serve as a hands-on educational model for undergraduate satellite systems engineering. The project provides students with real-world experience in mission design, subsystem integration, testing, and operations — bridging the gap between theory and practice.

Ongoing project — spanning two academic years (2026/27 – 2027/28) as the first of many under the TrainSat Programme.

Students gain hands-on experience in attitude control, power systems, telemetry, and payload integration — preparing them for careers in the growing space industry.

Phase 1: 2026/27 Phase 2: 2027/28 Launch TBD
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