Electronics for space should be designed to sustain harsh space environment. All Infinity Avionics products are designed with carefully selected parts and extreme attention to detail. The team at Infinity Avionics has a proven track record of delivering reliable space subsystems with over a decade of collective space experience. Infinity Avionics products are already qualified …
Infinity Avionics, a Canberra-based space sensor company, expands its product offerings to include high-resolution Earth observation cameras. These high-resolution cameras will enable future Australian space missions to capture detailed images of Earth. The Australian Space Agency has recently announced the multi-million-dollar National Space Mission Series for Earth Observation. Infinity Avionics is well placed to support …
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Infinity Avionics provided FPGA based Volkh Processing Platforms to the University of Melbourne. The reconfigurable processors will be used in SpIRIT mission scheduled to be launched in 2022. University of Melbourne SpIRIT mission will break new ground in high-performance autonomous operations, communications, propulsion and thermal management, and be the first Australian-made spacecraft with a foreign …
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Infinity Avionics will expand its space camera solutions, now to develop high-resolution cameras for a range of space applications including earth observation, space-based space surveillance, and spacecraft monitoring. One of the first high-resolution imager solutions by infinity Avionics is set to be launched in 2022 as a partnership with HEO Robotics, a global leader in …
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We are excited to send off the latest batch of Infinity Avionics SelfieCams to a customer in France. This is the first of many exports in the pipeline for Australian designed and built Infinity Avionics space engineering cameras. Not only nice promotional space images, but SelfieCam can also provide visual feedback to monitor the state …
Last week Infinity Avionics has conducted a thermal vacuum test campaign to qualify a new set of lens options for the Infinity Avionics SelfieCam Engineering Camera. The default lens option for SelfieCam has a 40-degree field of view. Two new lens options were tested, and both lens options proved to be suitable for a vacuum …
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Infinity Avionics has successfully completed thermal vacuum qualification campaign of the new batch of Volkh Processors. As part of the Infinity Avionics product quality assurance process, these FPGA based processing platforms were thermally cycled in a vacuum chamber while continually running tests. The devices under test were thermally cycled between -20 degrees and +60 degrees …
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Last week was an exciting week for the Australian space industry as three Australian satellites were launched on Rocketlab’s ‘They Go Up So Fast’ mission. UNSW Canberra Space launched their M2 twin satellites and established successful communication with both spacecraft shortly after launch. M2 is the most complex and advanced satellite mission ever developed in …
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We are pleased to announce that Infinity Avionics has completed a manufacturing run of out Volkh computers. Manufactured to stringent quality standards with full knowledge and traceability of all components used in the manufacturing process, this batch of Volkhs will soon find its way to our customers. We have improved upon the previous revision of …
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Infinity Avionics has provided reconfigurable FPGA based processors to Skykraft Pty Ltd. Skykraft’s upcoming mission in 2021 is a pathfinder for a future large low earth orbit constellation, and will be deployed via a new separation ring named EOS developed by MECANO ID. Click here for more information about Skykraft pathfinder mission.
