CarboNIX is a separation system for small satellites weighing up to 200 kg. CarboNIX uses shock-free technology to reduce the risk of damaging sensitive satellites optical payloads and electronic components. In addition, CarboNIX uses a unique spring pusher system which separates the satellite before the shocks are generated, making it the lowest-shock separation system ever used in space.
CarboNIX has some other unique advantages:
The whole system can be triggered and reset in minutes.
CarboNIX has successful flight heritage on Falcon 9 and Soyuz-2.
CarboNIX can be adapted to any launch vehicle.
CarboNIX can be easily added to a large cluster launch.
CarboNIX weighs 3.07 kg.
The system is not subject to export restrictions of any kind.
The EXOpod is designed to safely deliver any cubesat to its target orbit.
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The EXObox is a device for managing the deployment of clusters of up to 50 small satellites.
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NanoAvionics awarded Exolaunch two contracts to launch the NanoAvionics-built nano-satellites on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rideshare missions.
The companies plan to deliver numerous EXOport adapters for the upcoming Falcon 9 rideshare launches in standard and custom configurations to ensure cost-efficient slot sharing and safe deployment for small satellite customers.
CarboNIX, Exolaunch’s proprietary separation system for microsatellites, successfully deployed three Planet SkySat spacecraft into low Earth orbit on Falcon 9 as a part of SpaceX’s ninth Starlink mission.
Exolaunch and Loft Orbital signed a contract to deliver the YAM-3 microsatellite to a sun-synchronous orbit. The launch will take place aboard Falcon 9 as part of SpaceX’s SmallSat Rideshare Program.
