If you're looking for something to do throughout the holidays, the team at BLUEsat UNSW are currently looking for several people to join The Off-World Robotics Software Team! The...
Off-World Robotics
From the OWR CTO
April has been a quiet month for the rover and drone teams as members focus on the final stretch of the trimester. The teams focused...
Tim, our Satellite CTO holding the CubeSat for the AURC rocket launch. Photo by AIAA Rocketry
GreenSat is excited to collaborate with Radian on it's journey to creating a life...
Taking part in ENGsoc’s Project fair, the overall system architecture of the project our balloon team is working on approaching its final state, and more!
The BLUEsat Satellite team and BioSphere are launching a payload with genetically modified bacteria in the AIAA Rocketry rocket at THUNDA 2019 in April!
February has been a great month for BLUEsat – with our O-week stall bringing new members into the society, running workshops, preparations for a rocket launch to test our CubeSat subsystems and development of all our projects.
As part of the design of our CubeSat satellite, a 10x10x10cm cube, a frame is required, to stabilise solar panels and hold circuit boards among other things. This blog covers the design process of this frame.
January has been fairly productive despite many members being on holidays, with work on a mobile groundstation, design modifications to our rover and more.
In the last blog post, we have gone through functional requirements (FR) listing, Morph chart brainstorming, constraints listing and design parameters (DP) selections. You can check out the previous installment...
