Technical Session 12: Advanced Technologies 2 | 2019 - Small Satellite Production - Driving a Revolution

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Technical Session 12: Advanced Technologies 2

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Schedule
2019
Thursday, August 8th
12:00 AM	Development of a MicroSat for On-Orbit Satellite Surgery Ted Nye, Northrop Grumman Corporation Andrew Schurr, Northrop Grumman Corporation Mark Milam, Northrop Grumman Corporation Utah State University, Logan, UT 12:00 AM
12:00 AM	IFM Nano Thruster Electric Space Propulsion: From First Cubesat Demonstration to the First 100 Thrusters Produced David Krejci, ENPULSION Alexander Reissner, ENPULSION Dennis Weihrauch, ENPULSION Utah State University, Logan, UT 12:00 AM
12:00 AM	Orbital Factory 2: A 1U CubeSat for Additive Manufacturing Tasks in Low Earth Orbit Joel Quintana, University of Texas at El Paso Perla Perez, University of Texas at El Paso Angel Flores-Abad, University of Texas at El Paso Jack Chessa, University of Texas at El Paso Ahsan Choudhuri, University of Texas at El Paso Utah State University, Logan, UT 12:00 AM
10:30 AM	MEMS Gradiometers for Attitude Determination on CubeSats Giovanna Marocco, University of Glasgow Richard Middlemiss, University of Glasgow Abhinav Prasad, University of Glasgow S. Hild, University of Glasgow J. Hough, University of Glasgow S. Rowan, University of Glasgow Giles D. Hammond, University of Glasgow Andreas Noak, University of Glasgow Douglas J. Paul, University of Glasgow Andrew Strain, AAC-Clyde P. Anderson, AAC-Clyde Hazel Jeffrey, AAC-Clyde Utah State University, Logan, UT 10:30 AM
10:45 AM	SpaceCube v3.0 NASA Next-Generation High-Performance Processor for Science Applications Alessandro Geist, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Cody Brewer, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Milton Davis, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Nicholas Franconi, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Sabrena Heyward, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Travis Wise, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Gary Crum, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center David Petrick, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Robin Ripley, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Christopher Wilson, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Thomas Flatley, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Utah State University, Logan, UT 10:45 AM
11:00 AM	Simulation of a High Stability Reference Clock for Small Satellites with Modeled GPS Timing Errors Damon Van Buren, University of Colorado Scott Palo, University of Colorado Penina Axelrad, University of Colorado Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:00 AM
11:15 AM	Development and Initial On-orbit Performance of Multi-Functional Attitude Sensor using Image Recognition Yohei Iwasaki, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yuhei Kikuya, Tokyo Institute of Technology Kenichi Sasaki, Tokyo Institute of Technology Toshiki Ozawa, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yusuke Shintani, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yuto Masuda, Tokyo Institute of Technology Kei Watanabe, Tokyo Institute of Technology Hideo Mamiya, Tokyo Institute of Technology Hiroki Ando, Tokyo Institute of Technology Tsuyoshi Nakashima, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yoichi Yatsu, Tokyo Institute of Technology Saburo Matunaga, Tokyo Institute of Technology Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:15 AM
11:30 AM	Optomechanical Design and Analysis for Nanosatellite Laser Communications Laura Yenchesky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ondrej Cierny, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Peter Grenfell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology William Kammerer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Paula Do Vale Periera, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tao Sevigny, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Kerri Cahoy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:30 AM
11:45 AM	The First Orbital Flight of the ELROI Optical Satellite License Plate David M. Palmer, Los Alamos National Laboratory Rebecca M. Holmes, Los Alamos National Laboratory Charles T. Weaver, Los Alamos National Laboratory Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:45 AM