At 11:14 on 15 January 2023, Golden Bauhinia Satellites No.3, No.4 and No.6 were launched on board a Long March 2D carrier rocket from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Centre, and were successfully placed into predetermined orbit and completed the network with the seven satellites in orbit.
Golden Bauhinia No.3 and No.4 are optical remote sensing satellites with high-resolution and wide-angle optical cameras under the "Golden Bauhinia" constellation. Among them, Golden Bauhinia No.3 is equipped with China's first astronautically-grade RISC-V high-reliability chip, which significantly improves the arithmetic power of the original satellite computer and effectively reduces the effectiveness of the platform. Golden Bauhinia No.6 is the first optical experiment satellite in the Golden Bauhinia-Qilu Agricultural Constellation, with a resolution of sub-metre level, focusing on the verification of the integrated satellite and ground measurement and control service capability and intelligent image processing algorithms, providing the technical basis and operational solutions for the subsequent large-scale operation of the Golden Bauhinia Constellation and providing remote sensing services for agricultural monitoring in Shandong Province.
This is a new round of launches of the "Golden Bauhinia" constellation project, and the successful formation of the three satellites marks a new level of the company's constellation construction and satellite service capability.
On April 29th, USPACE Technology Group Limited had the privilege of hosting a delegation comprising UPSACE Executive Director, His Highness Shaikh Mohammed Maktoum Juma Al-Maktoum and representatives from the UAE International Holding Company (IHC), led by Mr. Waleed. Mr. Sun Fengquan, Chairman and CEO of USPACE Technology Group Limited, warmly welcomed His Highness and the accompanying delegation. During this auspicious occasion, both parties engaged in extensive discussions regarding satellite manufacturing and application, as well as USPACE's strategic positioning within the space industry in the UAE.
On 19 March 2024, the International Space University (ISU), together with the USPACE Technology Group Limited (USPACE) and its connected ASPACE International Holdings (ASPACE), and the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC), announced their partnership. Under this partnership, ASPACE is providing scholarships to Master students from underprivileged countries or regions to support ISU's efforts in inclusivity and the democratisation of space education.
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