SPACE INSPIRE
HEMERIA has been selected by Thales Alenia Space to produce the sandwich structures for the new generation Space Inspire telecom satellites (INstant SPace In-orbit REconfiguration).
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HEMERIA has been selected by Thales Alenia Space to produce the sandwich structures for the new generation Space Inspire telecom satellites (INstant SPace In-orbit REconfiguration).
HEMERIA has been selected by Airbus OneWeb Satellites, LLC (AOS) to design and build the MLI (multi-layer insulation blankets) Betacloth.
Within the framework of the space program of “France Relance”, HEMERIA has been selected by CNES in 2021 to develop a new type of stratospheric balloon, a maneuvering balloon : BalMan.
HEMERIA is collaborating with Thales Alenia Space on the Stratobus™ program. Stratobus™ is a stratospheric airship of the HAPS (High Altitude Pseudo Satellite) family.
HEMERIA is the long-time industrial partner of CNES: HEMERIA supplies the stratospheric balloons for the CNES annual scientific campaigns.
To address new threats and unfriendly actions in Space, France has a goal: to monitor Space, from Space. Against this backdrop, CNES awarded HEMERIA the YODA project (French acronym for “eyes in orbit for an agile demonstrator”), the aim of which is to design and supply a demonstrator for two reconnaissance smallsats in geostationary orbit, to protect French military satellites from suspicious, or even hostile maneuvers.
HEMERIA has been selected by the French Ministry for the Economy, Finance and Recovery as a beneficiary of the “France Relance” recovery plan, under the ASTROID project (Advanced Satellite Technology, Radio Occultation and IoD Demonstrator), which consists of in-orbit testing (IOT) on a HEMERIA smallsat platform of equipment and technological solutions from 6 partners (ANYWAVES, COMAT, CS GROUP, MECANO ID, STEEL and SYNTONY) to qualify them for an operational environment.
CNES has entrusted HEMERIA with the project to design and build solar arrays and harnesses for the MMX Rover which is to land on Phobos in 2024.
HEMERIA has been selected by REDWIRE SPACE to design, develop, build, integrate and test harnesses for their first Staark® LEO-S10 robotic arm.
In early 2020, KINEIS ordered a constellation of 25 smallsats for the Internet of Things (IoT) from HEMERIA. This constellation benefits from the same industrial consortium as that of ANGELS: HEMERIA for the platforms and solar arrays, THALES ALENIA SPACE for project ownership and SYRLINKS for the payloads.
ANGELS, the first French industrial smallsat designed by HEMERIA in collaboration with CNES, placed into orbit in December 2019, has successfully celebrated two years in Space, thus marking the end of the initial contractual undertaking signed by the two partners.
Since the end of the 1980s, the HEMERIA teams have been designing and manufacturing space harnesses for the vehicle equipment bay (VEB) of all the ARIANE 5 launchers.
As the current European leader in satellite structures and harnesses, HEMERIA owes its success in part to the IRIDIUM NEXT project, a constellation of telecommunication satellites.