CANSAT
First Step into Space
First Step into Space
A CANSAT is a scaled-down model of a satellite, compactly designed to fit within the dimensions of a standard soda can. The task for the students is to fit all of the essential satellite components, such as power, sensors, and a communication system, into a small package. Typically, a CanSAT is deployed from altitudes ranging from a few hundred meters. The CanSAT mission encompasses conducting scientific experiments during descent and ensuring a safe landing.
CanSats offers students a unique, hands-on introduction to space projects, covering aspects from mission planning and component integration to testing, launch preparation, and post flight data analysis.
Through our tailored CANSAT Explorer (CK-2508) educational kit, students get hands-on opportunities to design, build, and operate satellites. Additionally, a dedicated ground station receives real-time telemetry data from the CanSat, providing valuable insights into satellite operation in real-time. This immersive, project-based learning helps them truly grasp the theory and real-world applications of satellite technology. By engaging in the CanSat Project, learners are inspired to deepen their interest in STEM subjects.
Track the temperature of the atmosphere with sensors equipped on board the CANSAT.
Track the barometric pressure of the atmosphere with sensors equipped on board the CANSAT.
Track the altitude of the CANSAT with sensors equipped on board the CANSAT.
Track the real-time GPS data transmission for accurate positioning and navigational control.
Track real-time gyro data transmission for precise attitude determination and enhanced mission control capabilities.
Track real-time acceleration data transmission for precise motion analysis and enhanced operational control capabilities.
3-axis digital magnetometer earth magnetic field sensing and compass applications.
Camera as satellite payload and remote sensing mission.