PHASMA is a spectrum monitoring and space-based situational awareness mission from the Libre Space Foundation. The project is about the design and development of two open-source CubeSats. The two CubeSats are tasked to oversee the electromagnetic spectrum and…

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The Optical Communications and Photonics MakerSpace is a project funded by the European Space Agency and implemented by the Libre Space Foundation. Its aim is to bring together a diverse community of makers, including open-source hackers, radio amateurs, and researchers, start-up…

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PICOBUS is a PocketQube deployer built by Libre Space Foundation. It is the first open-source hardware satellite deployer and it can successfully hold and deploy in orbit, up to 8 PocketQube Units. (Note: Each PocketQube unit measures 5cm…

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Libre Space Foundation (LSF) designs and develops the QUBIK series of PocketQubes. In 2021, the first PocketQubes QUBIK-1 and QUBIK-2 along with (PICOBUS), a PocketQube deployer, were built, integrated and delivered to be flown as part of the…

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OpenSatCom is an initiative supported by the European Space Agency and implemented by Libre Space Foundation along with Inno3. The OpenSatCom activity focuses on assessing the relevance of open-source methodology models in the satellite communications sector and exploring…

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SatNOGS-COMMS is a versatile telecommunications solution suitable for nano-satellitesand CubeSats, operating in UHF and S-band and featuring tight integration with the SatNOGS Network. Its scope is wide, spanning from the space segment transceiver to the ground segment station.…

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Cronos is a hybrid-fueled sounding rocket engineered by White Noise (a team of University students) in close collaboration with and under the auspices of Libre Space Foundation. It is a project designed and manufactured in an open and…

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SDR MakerSpace is a European Space Agency (ESA) activity implemented by Libre Space Foundation facilitating open-source projects using software-defined radio (SDR) technologies for space communications. Through the collaboration our diverse community of academic researchers, radio amateur operators, makers…

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MetaSat In close collaboration with the Harvard and Smithsonian Center of Astrophysics Walbach Library, we  are developing and prototyping MetaSat: an open metadata schema to link the data, software, and hardware of small satellite missions. The project will…

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SIDLOC (Spacecraft Identification and Localization) is a project funded by the European Space Agency, an ARTES activity developed by the Libre Space Foundation and FORTH. The project’s goal is to create a proposed standard of identification and localization for satellites and spacecraft. It…

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Telemetry system for high power rocketry missions

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Overview LSF has built UPSat, the first-ever completely open software and open hardware CubeSat deployed successfully in space. In collaboration with the University of Patras, LSF fully redesigned, built, and operated UPSat, a 2U CubeSat that was part…

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SatNOGS is an open-source, global network of satellite ground stations; a modular stack, built from readily available and affordable tools and resources.  It enables communication with and observation of satellites. Libre Space Foundation (LSF) develops and maintains the…

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Polaris is a project brought together by a team of contributors from around the world and Libre Space Foundation. Polaris is an open-source tool used for the exploration and analysis of satellite telemetry data by building machine learning…

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