CubeSat small spacecraft developed in-house for testing communication technologies, Earth remote sensing, and conducting scientific experiments.
From April 12 to October 15, 2026, Geoscan is holding the “Send Your Name to Space” campaign. Participants’ names and uploaded images will be sent into orbit aboard the Ioffe-1 small satellite.
The satellites are intended for scientific and educational purposes, development of space communication and Earth remote sensing technologies, and for joining efforts with partners in building new competitive domestic services based on satellite constellations.
Geoscan’s electronic modules are designed to perform the essential functions of small spacecraft (SSC) platforms. These devices cover a wide range of tasks, including power management, data processing, communication, and spatial orientation. The lineup features a UHF transceiver, an X-band transmitter, an on-board computer, power system control boards, and reaction wheels— components critical to full-scale operation of satellites.
Reprogrammability and compatibility with third-party platforms make these modules a cost-effective and user-friendly solution for small satellite developers. Ease of integration across diverse platforms and extensive functionality offer customers flexibility in designing and executing space missions.
The CubeSat Geoscan 3U is being developed within the parameters of the Russian educational project for the creation of satellite constellation (Space-π) for student career guidance which is supported by the Innovation Assistance Foundation.
