Press releases
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GRENOBLE UNIVERSITY SPACE CENTRE IS CELEBRATING THE START OF ITS SECOND SCHOOL YEAR!
Inaugurated in September 2015, Grenoble University Space Centre (CSUG) officially started its second school year on 4 October, welcoming fifty or so students eager to jump into designing nanosatellites. While the ATISE project initiated last year continues to develop, a second project called NANOBOB will be starting from October 2016.
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An agreement between MSU and UGA universities in the domain of small satellites for space weather studies
An agreement between Moscow State University (MSU) and University Grenoble-Alpes (UGA) , on the AMICal Sat cooperation, has been signed at the Toulouse Space Show, Wednesday June 27.
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The Grenoble University Space Centre begins development of a smart nanosatellite for Earth observation
Develop and launch a nanosatellite using artificial intelligence algorithms to observe the Earth and meet social challenges such as observation of illegal deforestation, monitoring of CO2 emissions or evaluation of damages after a natural disaster: This is the objective of the nanosatellite project QlevEr Sat developed in Grenoble. The project is lead by CSUG1 in collaboration with the MIAI-UGA institute, with the support of the Teledyne E2V company. The launch is planned for Q1-Q2 2022.
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CSUG & Teledyne e2v Unveil AI-Enabled Smart Nanosatellite with On-Board Imaging Processing at Space Tech Expo 2021
Grenoble, 10th November 2021 – The Centre Spatial Universitaire de Grenoble (CSUG), in partnership with Teledyne e2v, will be using this year’s Space Tech Expo to provide visitors with a detailed demonstration of a high-performance image analysis system for CubeSat deployment. Intended for Earth observation tasks, this system will process the images on-board to build simplified binary maps of the areas before transmitting back from space, thereby significantly reducing the bandwidth overhead involved.
