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Andrews Space and ISIS Partner to Offer SENTRY NanoSat Bus to International Customers
by Staff Writers
Logan, UT (SPX) Aug 10, 2011


The SENTRY bus currently comes in two classes: the SENTRY for 3U and 6U CubeSats weighing up to 10 kg, and the SENTRY XP for nanosats weighing up to 40 kg that require an advanced attitude determination and control system and high power capabilities.

Andrews Space and Innovative Solutions In Space have teamed up to offer the SENTRY Nanospacecraft platform to international customers.

Andrews has developed the SENTRY NanoSat platform for spacecraft that range from a 3U CubeSat up to a 40 kg NanoSat.

In addition, Andrews and ISIS are both developers of CubeSat and NanoSat subsystems, including the Andrews 100 Series of avionics components and the ISIS line of radios, power system elements, spacecraft structures and the ISIPOD series spacecraft dispenser.

Under this joint marketing agreement Andrews and ISIS will jointly market a version of the SENTRY spacecraft to international customers that leverages the respective strengths and components of the two companies.

Jason Andrews, President and CEO of Andrews Space, said, "This is the right product at the right time - the World is looking for how to do more with less and the SENTRY bus addresses that need. ISIS is a great company with a strong international presence and we are very excited to be partnered with them."

Jeroen Rotteveel, Managing Director of ISIS, said, "The need for higher performance, higher quality nanosatellite missions is growing fast. ISIS and Andrews Space can address this need perfectly by combining our strengths and expertise in cost-effective nanosatellite systems."

The SENTRY bus currently comes in two classes: the SENTRY for 3U and 6U CubeSats weighing up to 10 kg, and the SENTRY XP for nanosats weighing up to 40 kg that require an advanced attitude determination and control system and high power capabilities.

Continued Andrews, "This partnership builds upon our existing relationship between Andrews' sister company Spaceflight and ISIS' subsidiary ISILaunch, which together provide a global network for the launch of small and secondary payloads.

"Now we can provide 'turnkey' nanosat mission solutions, including: mission formulation, spacecraft development, launch and on orbit operations; for less than $10 million USD."

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