ArduSat successfully launched in space – Watch video!
Zoe Romano — August 12th, 2013
ArduSat was successfully launched in space last Sunday 4th August and it’s now on its way to the International Space Station (ISS):
Ardusat is the first open satellite platform allowing general public to design and run their own applications, games and experiments in space, and also steer the onboard cameras to take pictures on-demand:
Ardusat offers the chance for everyday people to control a satellite for different purposes such as exploration, entertainment and experiments. It takes advantage of the existing technologies and platforms so that more and more people can participate in the space technology. With more and more people participating, the space industry is likely to go on through countless innovations.
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