Sapienza University and Chilean Air Force Collaborate on NyxSat Nanosatellite
Sapienza University of Rome is partnering with the Chilean Air Force to develop the NyxSat 3U CubeSat nanosatellite, scheduled for delivery in March 2026. Weighing approximately 4 kg, the satellite will feature an optical payload for monitoring light pollution and a deployable solar panel created in collaboration with Italian startup Astradyne. The project includes assembly, integration, and testing by Chilean technicians, following a 2024 agreement for the training of officers and technicians.
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The School of Aerospace Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome is collaborating with the Chilean Air Force on the NyxSat 3U CubeSat nanosatellite, set for delivery in March 2026. The satellite, weighing about 4 kg, features an optical payload for monitoring light pollution and a deployable solar panel developed with Italian startup Astradyne. The project involves assembly, integration, and testing by Chilean technicians, following a 2024 agreement for training officers and technicians.
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