Our second satellite is now in orbit!
Mission 2.1 launches aboard SpaceX's Transporter-13, featuring next-generation smart radiator design and solar-reflective coating.
Following the success of our first space mission, SmartIR has launched its second in-orbit experiment—Mission 2.1—aboard SpaceX's Transporter-13 mission on the Falcon 9 rocket. This launch marks another key milestone in our mission to revolutionize thermal control systems for space applications.
Mission 2.1 is focused on testing our next-generation smart radiator design, featuring mechanical and performance enhancements based on insights from Mission 2.0. In addition, this mission debuts SmartIR's new solar-reflective infrared coating, engineered to further optimize thermal regulation by reflecting solar radiation while maintaining adaptive emissivity in the infrared spectrum.
Together, these advancements aim to push the boundaries of lightweight, dynamic thermal control, offering scalable solutions for small satellites, deep space missions, and human-centric space systems.
Stay tuned as we collect and analyze in-orbit data from Mission 2.1, bringing us one step closer to redefining how satellites manage heat in space.