Team STUDSAT

Team STUDSAT Studsat (Student Satellite) is a unique satellite technology endeavor undertaken by Under-graduate students in India.

Studsat is the first Pico-Satellite launched by India, and more so special, as it is undertaken by Under-graduate students The idea for a project of this kind crystallized during the International Astronautical Congress, 2007, between four students from different academic institutions, from Hyderabad and Bengaluru, after their epochal interaction with the Project Director of Small Satellites, ISRO

Satellite Centre. Starting then, the team has expanded slowly by involving more like minded students, to complete the entire conceptual design of the satellite. By the virtue of its collaborative nature, the students approached each of their academic institutions, persuading them to contribute funds for the realization of this ambitious project. An accurate and convincing budget analysis was performed by the students, presenting the same to the managements seeking their much needed support, in terms of resources, sponsorship and finance pooling. The institutions were overwhelmed by the Team's enthusiasm, and wholeheartedly supported the team. The team then approached ISRO along with the Academic institutions for a Preliminary Review of the Student Satellite project. After detailed review of the project, and elaborate presentations from the team, ISRO approved our project. Subsequently, the team grew, and today comprises of around 45 students from ten different academic institutions. Of the ten participant colleges, seven formed a consortium in order to sponsor the project. An internal MoU has been signed between the colleges, and have chosen Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bengauru, one of the participant institutions as their representative, to sign the official MoU with ISRO on their behalf.

01/08/2016

We are back with Engineering Model, first step towards realization of Qualification Model !!

5th to 8th July 2016
31/07/2016

5th to 8th July 2016

Student Satellite Training Program(SSTP-2) was held from 7th Aug to 9th Aug 2014
22/08/2014

Student Satellite Training Program(SSTP-2) was held from 7th Aug to 9th Aug 2014

Prof.Sankar Dasiga, Project Co-ordinator STUDSAT-2 talking about the Student Satellites at the Antariksh: A Space Techno...
28/02/2014

Prof.Sankar Dasiga, Project Co-ordinator STUDSAT-2 talking about the Student Satellites at the Antariksh: A Space Technology Symposium at BMSCE organized by Space School International

Wonderful Insights On Student Satellites :) :)

Thanks Incnpaper for wonderful Article..\m/
21/12/2013

Thanks Incnpaper for wonderful Article..\m/

When India celebrates the success of Mission Mars we look into the journey of another satellite which changed the course of History. This opened a new arena in Student space science in India, which...

Team STUDSAT participation in Space Up India 2013 through Online Presentation
08/12/2013

Team STUDSAT participation in Space Up India 2013 through Online Presentation

Online talk with TEAM STUDSAT

09/10/2013
04/10/2013
STUDSAT-2 Mission Patch
03/10/2013

STUDSAT-2 Mission Patch

Kickstart for Mangalayan Launch...
03/10/2013

Kickstart for Mangalayan Launch...

After a puja for the mission’s success, the spacecraft was flagged off from the Isro Satellite Centre in Bangalore towards the launch centre at Sriharikota near Chennai.

HAM License!!!
13/08/2013

HAM License!!!

HAM Classes and Exam Details: “Weekend HAM Classes – Introduction and Demo on 17th Aug 2013, Saturday at 6 pmSaturdays – August 17th, 24th and 31st (btwn 6 pm to 8 pm)Sundays – August 18th, 25th and Sept 1st (btwn … Continue reading →

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