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Objective

In recent years small satellites have proven great potential in scientific, communication and military applications. “Opportunities space” is the word for small satellite systems. Small satellite systems strive to indentify future technological advancement to make successful programs...Read More

Mission

Our Mission is to :

  • Provide hands on experience to the students and the faculty of SRM University.
  • Develop a 10Kg Satellite.
  • Monitor Greenhouse Gases.
  • Develop a "Nano Satellite Bus" for future missions.
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History

The conception of SRMSAT dates back to August 2008 when the vision of launching a student satellite was put forward in a seminar taken by eminent space scientist D.Raghavamurty. Enlightened by the scope and importance of such a magnificent multi- disciplinary field like space technology, the University embarked on a journey traversed by few....Read More

SRMSAT

The SRMSAT is the first Nano Satellite of SRM University. It has been designed by students and faculties of SRM University. The design is made robust enough to support different payloads and act as a Nano Bus for further missions. By this process SRM University would be able to provide qualified and trained scientific and technological manpower in satellite technology.Read More

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SRM University

  • The No. 1 Private University in India
    SRM University Chennai, is a reputed University with multiple streams of learning like Engineering and Technology, Science and Humanities, Medical and Health Sciences, Management and Research centres. In context to train students and faculty members in a multidisciplinary field like SPACE, the University has taken initiative to design and develop a Nano Satellite.

  • Latest News

    • 27 Jan 2011
      SRMSAT paper presented at ISSSC-1 at ISSAC Bangalore. Read More
    • 26 Jan 2011
      SRMSAT papers selected for 61stInternational Astronautical Congress, Czech Republic. Read More
    • 25 Jan 2011
      Mr.Kent Chamberlin from New Hampsheir University gave a lecture On Antenna Impedance matching. Read More

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