Student Team Project Wins Award

Lance yoneshige@hsfl.hawaii.edu/ May 26, 2017/ 2017, News, Student Projects

The CubeSat Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) Testing and Validation Team placed 4th in the ASME Hawaii Francis Rhodes Montgomery Design Competition. Their project involved the design and construction of an assembly for testing and validation of the ADCS of a 3U CubeSat under development at HSFL. The test assembly incorporates a spherical air bearing and balancing mechanisms for co-locating

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Traineeship – New Mexico Sounding Rocket Project (CATSat-1)

Amber Imai-Hong/ August 10, 2015/ Student Projects

The New Mexico Sounding Rocket Project is a hands-on engineering and research based pilot project with the aim of developing skills and exposing participants to opportunities in the STEM disciplines. As such, the current group of six first and second year students are building a payload (named CATSat-1, or the CubeSat Applied Technology project)for a sounding rocket launch in Spring

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