Launching a nanosatellite into space does not only imply developing the technology that will travel on board. It is also necessary to solve how it will get there and how it will be released once it reaches orbit. That problem is the one addressed by ADDIPOD, a CubeSats dispenser developed by Lucas Mitidieri, an engineering student at the National University of...
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Launching a nanosatellite into space does not only imply developing the technology that will travel on board. It is also necessary to solve how it will get there and how it will be released once it reaches orbit. That problem is the one addressed by ADDIPOD, a CubeSats dispenser developed by Lucas Mitidieri, an engineering student at the National University of...