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SPIN-OFF UNIVERSIT DI TRIESTE INCUBATION AREA SCIENCE PARK Nano-satellites and IoT applications M. Maris INAF OATS S. Seriani UNITS E. Slejko UNITS & PICOSATS A. Gregorio UNITS & PICOSATS www.picosats.eu OVERVIEW


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Nano-satellites and IoT applications

  • M. Maris – INAF OATS
  • S. Seriani – UNITS
  • E. Slejko – UNITS & PICOSATS
  • A. Gregorio – UNITS & PICOSATS
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OVERVIEW

SMALL SATS & IOT APPLICATIONS

² SMALL SATELLITES ² PICOSATS ² IoT WITH SMALL SATELLITES ² CONCLUSIONS

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“Nano satellites”: 1-50 kg

OVERVIEW

CATEGORY DEFINITION

0 kg 1 kg 10 kg 100 kg 1000 kg

Source: SpaceWork report 2019

Pico-satellite Nano-satellite Micro-satellite Small/medium satellite

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TEXT

Small satellites (1-50 kg) are increasing their launches because of their are increasing their launches because of their reduced cost, mass, fast development time, and increased reliability

NANO SATELLITES

CONTEXT

The total space industry presents 1123 M€ final sales

Example of a nano satellite (CubeSat)

310 361 400 457 513 430 515 538 643 745 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Number of satellites Number of satellites Year ear

Small Medium Satellite (1-50 kg) Small Medium Satellite (1-50 kg)

Historical Launches Forecast Full Market Potential

Source: SpaceWork report 2019

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Source: Spaceworks

APPLICATION TREND

NANO SATELLITES

Source: SpaceWork report 2019 Earth Observation/ Remote Sensing

  • Ex. Lemu

mur-2 2 (Spire) pire)

Communications

  • Ex. KIPP

PP (Kep eple ler Comm.) mm.)

Scientific

Ex

  • Ex. MarCO

CO-A/Wa /Wall ll-E E (JPL)

Technology

  • Ex. Tongc

ngchua huan1 n1 (Space Spacety ty)

Novel Applications

  • Ex. Enoch

ch (LACMA) ACMA)

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Source: Spaceworks

APPLICATION TREND

NANO SATELLITES

Source: E. Slejko

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Mobile Calls Weather Forecast GPS Surveillance/Defense Sat TV Science Internet

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NEW SPACE ECONOMY

Source: Nanosats.eu 2017

NANO SATELLITES

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Source: Spaceworks

APPLICATION TREND

NEW SPACE ECONOMY

41% 10% 20% 27% 2% 57% 10% 27% 6% 1%

Historical (2014 – 2018)

Communica cations EO EO/RS Sc Scientific

Future (2019 – 2023)

Tech chnol

  • logy
  • gy

Novel Applica cations EO EO/RS Sc Scientific Tech chnol

  • logy
  • gy

Communica cations

Novel Applica cation

  • ns

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Source: SpaceWork report 2019

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IOT

OR …INTERNET OF SPACE – IOS…

“As expected, 2018 was a record year for the emerging satellite internet-of- things market. Seven different commercial operators launched their first satellite(s) last year, and five of the seven launched more than one! Growth in this segment is surpassing even our initial predictions and promises to be a major driver of market growth in the future.”

Source: Spaceworks, 2019

“Satellite IoT is expected to be the largest driver of market growth in the future, and may be coming sooner rather than later ▪ Initial growth in the communications segment is greater than was seen in the early years of the Earth Observation & Remote Sensing segment.”

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MARKET

TARGET MARKET OPPORTUNITY

Telecommunications ² Telephone ² Internet ² Maritime ² Internet of Things Earth Observation ² Agriculture ² Disaster mitigation ² Transportation Science

Global space economy 339 B€

Source: SIA

37.6%

111 82 286 327 430 100 200 300 400 500 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

M €

Telecommunication elecommunication

Source:

  • BIS Research

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Non-satellite industry, Ground equipment, Manufacturing and Launch Services

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Design flexibility Low mission overall cost

Reduced mass

kg

In-orbit assembly Fast development time Poor data transmission Weak radio coverage

PROS CONS

Space debris

NANO SATELLITES

Limited science capabilities

“We see the space as a resource for our community, hence our mission is to bring to the market reliable, cost-efficient and sustainable solutions to strengthen a European independent access to space” PICOSATS Founders

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PICOSATS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Italian Space Start-up developing an innovative miniaturized radio for a tele-communication system dedicated to small satellites for (near) future Internet of Things and 5G

Source: ESA

Superior data rate for small satellites First on the market 1st client already acquired (ESA)

Radio Modem Power Management Modular and customizable Reduced mission

  • verall cost

Reduced mass

k g

Improve radio radio performances Improve radio coverage

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PICOSATS

TEAM • AWARDS

Team di 12 people, mix di ingegneri elettronici, telecomunicazioni, meccanici e astrofisici 5 ingegneri R&S 1 Business Development 1 Company Development 1 Marketing consultant Co-fondatori: Anna Gregorio Mario Fragiacomo Alessandro Cuttin Mauro Messerotti CEO CTO PM Fondatore

PACINNO Granted as one of “Best Idea Winners” Winner Start-Cup FVG 2015 ESA contract for RADIOSAT H2020 – SME Instrument ph.1 grant Bando Premiale SPINAREA 2014” Space Exploration Master

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PICOSATS

VISION

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Satellite Internet of Things and 5G services through satellite constellation

PICOSATS now

Miniaturized superior data transmission radio Novel high speed satellite transmitter Global earth coverage Modular polymeric satellite structure Modular rovers for planetary exploration

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IOT

OR …INTERNET OF SPACE – IOS…

IoT is already used in our daily life, with a number of services providing information and data related to health and fitness, home-automation, security, smart cities, transportation, connected vehicles, industrial activities

  • ² More than 25B IoT devices (> 50B) deployed by 2020

² Ground infrastructures: hardly capable of affording these numbers; unable of providing global coverage, especially for what regards Earth remote regions (Arctic and Antarctic, Islands…) or even servicing large shipping company (fishing, cruising, cargo…) ² Providing such a service from Space, so called “Internet of Space” (IoS), would

  • vercome these issues
  • Source: The Internet of Space (IoS):

Raman, Weigel, Lee, 2016

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IOT

OR …INTERNET OF SPACE – IOS…

There is the perception of a sizeable gap between the demand of sats services in the maritime sector, the quality requirement of data, apart from the obvious integration with any available GNSS service on a worldwide scale, and the actual capacity of the offer

  • ² Such a service would be very rich in integrated data options, from the space open

access area (Sentinels), from the big data networks, in situ, historical series… ² Services: security and remote medical care services necessary for all types of vessels and in particular the cruisers (medical diagnostics and emergency intervention from Ground service points), advanced meteorological parameters, salinity, temperature, pollution degree, surface wind of the water through in situ sensors networks and archive material, optimal routing assistance according to meteo and currents, etc.)

Source: Sciortino et al., 2017

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Internet of Space

IOSmall

The IoS system: the “ecosystem leveraging a satellite backbone in parallel with the existing wireline infrastructure”

Source: The Internet of Space (IoS): Raman, Weigel, Lee, 2016

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Key elements ▪ Telecommunication system ▪ Modular mechanical structure ▪ Actuation System

Source: Cassini Huygens

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Internet of Space

IOSmall

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In the IoT-scenario the spacecraft has to handle challenging link requirements ▪ Towards sensors and actuators spread around on the Earth’s surface,

  • ▪ Inter-satellite links to companion spacecraft, to coordinate sharing of data

collection tasks despite the significant orbit dynamics, ▪ Passing in almost real-time collected information towards a ground station .

Source: Proposal IOSmall

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Internet of Space

IOSmall

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Key elements ▪ Directional telecommunication systems must be pointed to the relevant antenna during operations (ground station or other sat) ▪ This makes it hard to point at other targets ▪ Usual pan-tilt Actuation Systems for the antennae are complex and massive ▪ Our solution: a single degree of freedom actuation that, in tandem with the ADC system, allows pointing two targets at once .

Source: Proposal IOSmall

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Internet of Space

IOSmall

Actuation module

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PICOSATS

RADIOSAT

DVB-S2 modem

  • VCM / ACM hardware capable
  • High performance next-

generation System-on-Chip

  • CCSDS ready

Performance

  • Data rate up to 100Mbps
  • Receiver and transmitter

can be tuned independently Accomodation

  • Mass < 1 kg
  • Volume < 1.5 U

Interfaces

  • Antenna connector type

K-2.92mm

  • DVB-S2 Baseband Frames

(BBFRAMES) over LVDS Applications

  • FSS telecommunications
  • Sat-Comm-on-the-Move
  • Unmanned remote control
  • Internet of Space

Innovative miniaturized Ka Band transceiver designed for CubeSat and Small Satellites in LEO Frequencies:

  • Uplink 27.5 - 30 GHz
  • Downlink 17.8 - 20.2 GHz
  • Signal bandwidth up to 56

MHz

Supported by

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PRODUCTS

BRICSAT

Reduced Mass

  • Using light-weight material:

the complete structure for a 1U CS has mass lower than 100g In-orbit assembly

  • By means of 3D-printing

technologies Space debris mitigation

  • Low melting temperature

material Structural solution for building small satellites (CubeSats) with highly modular design by means of 3D printing technique. Modular and Customizable

  • Single structural elements

can be combined in a highly unlimited way, meeting different payload-related volume requirements

Supported by

Fast delivery time

  • By means of additive

manufacturing and fast production processes

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UNIVERSITY OF TRIESTE

ACTUATION SYSTEM

Thermal requirements

  • Heat dissipation of the produced

heat while functioning continuously at an output speed

  • f 0.0390 rad/s.

Performance

  • Maximum mass (motor,

electronics, cabling, flywheel system, structure): 1 kg

  • Power consumption: 10 W

Performance

  • Mechanical pointing accuracy: 1°
  • Mechanical repeatability: 1°
  • Backlash: 1°
  • Irreversible mechanism

Interfaces

  • Provide electrical connection

between side A and side B

Applications

  • Continuous earth observation
  • High-performance telecom

node

  • Internet of Space

Single degree of freedom actuation system for small satellites, designed to work in tandem with the ADC Speed:

  • At least 0.0390 rad/s of

rotational speed to effectively track ground objects at LEO.

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Actuation system ▪ An An electrical electrical motor motor that drives the relative motion of the satellite sides ▪ Compensation Compensation system system: counter-rotating flywheel that compensate for the rotation

  • f one side, to keep the other stationary

▪ This way we avoid overloading the ADC

  • Source: Proposal IOSmall

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Internet of Space

IOSmall

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INTERNET OF THINGS / SPACE

CONCLUSIONS

“Added Value of Space ▪ IoT services may need remote or global interconnectivity, robust communication, positioning, precision timing, remote control, in-situ and remote sensors, technology for harsh environments, geo-information etc. Space assets, such as satellite communication, satellite navigation, Earth observation, or human spaceflight, can enable these capabilities”

Source: ESA

European Space Agency artes-apps.esa.int

→ FUNDING & SUPPORT FOR SPACE BASED SERVICES INTEGRATING THE ‘INTERNET OF THINGS’

Funding up to € 150 000 per Feasibility Study

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Added Value of Nano satellites ▪ Nano satellites are market reliable, cost- efficient and sustainable solutions ▪ Nano satellites can quickly become ready as IoS solutions

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IOS

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

Added Value of Space ▪ IoT services may need remote or global interconnectivity, robust communication, positioning, precision timing, remote control, in-situ and remote sensors, technology for harsh environments, geo-information etc. Space assets, such as satellite communication, satellite navigation, Earth observation, or human spaceflight, can enable these capabilities.

Source: ESA

European Space Agency artes-apps.esa.int

→ FUNDING & SUPPORT FOR SPACE BASED SERVICES INTEGRATING THE ‘INTERNET OF THINGS’

Funding up to € 150 000 per Feasibility Study

Deadline 13 April 2017

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