Surya University
Team photo Credit: Surya University
"We would like to thank UNOOSA and JAXA for granting us a launch slot. Without it, achieving our mission would not be possible. We also would like to express my deepest appreciation to our benefactors: National Institute of Aeronautics and Space of Indonesia (LAPAN), Indonesian Amateur Radio Organization (ORARI), PSN company, PUDAK Scientific and Ministry of Communication and Informatics Republic of Indonesia for their generous support in our effort." Setra Yoman, project coordinator from Surya University.
AWARDS
KiboCUBE
The first student satellite of Indonesia, Surya Satellite-1 (SS-1) has been deployed from the International Space Station on 6 January 2023 (click here to watch the deployment from JAXA YouTube) thanks to KiboCUBE. The initial goal of the team from Surya University is to design, develop, and operate a CubeSat-class satellite to test an Automatic Package Reporting System (APRS) payload that will communicate with the ground for two-way communication with amateur radio frequency.
News
Most entries under News are in Indonesian, the title is translated by the teams.
- Indonesia deploys first student satellite through KiboCUBE programme (6 January 2023)
- SS-1, Nation's Youth Nanosatellite Launched from Florida (30 November 2022)
- SS-1 Satellite Made by Indonesian Carried to the ISS by Elon Musk's Rocket (30 November 2022)
- National Nanosatellite Launched using Elon Musk's Rocket (29 November 2022)
- Using Elon Musk's Rocket, The First Nanosatellite of Indonesia Launched Successfully (29 November 2022)
- Impressive! Nation's Youth Satellite Launched Together with Elon Musk's Rocket (20 November 2022)
- Indonesian Student Nanosatellite Launched using Elon Musk's Rocket (28 November 2022)
- SS-1, a Satellite Made by Indonesia Launched to the ISS Successfully using Elon Musk's Rocket (28 November 2022)
- Satellite Made by Indonesian Students Launched via SpaceX's Rocket (28 November 2022)
- The First Nanosatellite of Indonesia Will Launch Soon to the ISS via SpaceX's Falcon 9 (22 November 2022)
- Supported by PSN, The First Nanosatellite of Indonesia Will Launch to the ISS Soon via SpaceX (22 November 2022)
- Impressive! Satellite of Indonesian Young Scientist is Ready to Launch (21 June 2022)
- Indonesian Youth Nanosatellite is Ready to Launch (21 June 2022)
- Indonesian Youth Nanosatellite is Ready for Orbiting the Earth (21 June 2022)
- Surya Satellite-1, Indonesian Student Nanosatellite is Ready to Launch (26 April 2022)
- The First Indonesia Nanosatellite is Ready to Launch (16 April 2022)
- Surya Satellite-1 is Ready to Launch (23 March 2022)
- National Nanosatellite Development Has Ceaselesly been Promoted by okezone.com (26 October 2021)
- National Nanosatellite Development Gets MCIT Support by Liputan6.com (26 October 2021)
- KOMINFO Shows Support for the Launch of Indonesia Nanosatellite (26 October 2021)
- The Appearance of Nanosatellite Designed by Indonesian Youth (26 October 2021)
- KOMINFO Shows Support for Indonesia Nanosatellite Development (26 October 2021)
- KOMINFO Shows Support for the Launch of Indoneisa Nanosatellite (26 October 2021)
- How Much Satellite Capacity Needs of Indonesia? (26 October 2021)
- Indonesian Nanosatellite is Planned to Launch in 2022 (25 October 2021)
- KOMINFO Shows Support for Nanosatellite Development (25 October 2021)
- KOMINFO Promotes Indonesia Nanosatellite Development (25 October 2021)
- KOMINFO and BRIN Collaborate with Private to Develop Nanosatellite by ANTARA NEWS (25 October 2021)
- KOMINFO Shows Full Support for the Launch of Indonesia Nanosatellite (25 October 2021)
- MCIT Supports the International Regulation and Coordination to Develop National Satellite Innovation by KOMINFO (25 October 2021)
- "Ministry of Transportation Examine the Use of Nano Satellites to Support the Transportation Sector" by ANTARNEWS.com
- "The First Indonesia Student Nanosatellite will be Launched" by VIVA.co.id (29 March 2019)
- "Snitching Surya University Student's Nanosatellite Research" by Teknik Fisika Indonesia (12 October 2017)
- "Indonesia Student Ready to launch a Nanosatellite" by MLDSPOT (5 June 2017)
- "Mahasiswa Indonesia Siap Luncurkan Satelit Nano" by detikinet (22 May 2017)
- " Tech Update - A Nanosatellite Made by Indonesian Student" by Berita Online Indonesia (17 May 2017)
- " The First Indonesia Nanosatellite is Ready to be Launched" by Liputan6.com (17 May 2017)
Activities
- Presented in UNOOSA Access to Space for All Expert Meeting ( pdf & video 1:18:08-1:28:33 ) (16 May 2023)
- Presentation at 28th Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum "Surya Satellite-1" (15 November 2022)
- Amateur Radio Podcast (22 August 2022)
- Minister of Communication and Informatics held a press conference regarding to Surya Satellite-1 Launch by KOMINFO (25 October 2021)
- Ground Station Site Survey (23 October 2021)
- Space Talk- Surya University and Swiss German University (16 June 2017)
- Meeting with the President Advisory Council of the Republic of Indonesia (8 March 2017)
- Testing the Station, Inventing Prototype (8 March 2017)
- Visit to Amateur Radio Organization: Jakarta ORARI Headquarters (ODJ) (17 February 2017)
- Meeting with the Minister of Communication and Informatics (9 December 2016)
- Exhibition at Banten Amateur Radio Festival 2016 (BARF) (4 December 2016)
- Looking for Opportunity at Asia Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum (APRSAF) (15-18 November 2016)
- Promoting Prospects of Space Utilization at INDODEFENCE, an exhibition of defense system hosted by Indonesian Ministry of Defense (2 November 2016)
- Guest Lecture from Tohoku University (1 October 2016)
- Learning from the Experts: Visit to Research Center for Satellite Technology (PusTekSat) of Indonesian Space Agency (LAPAN) (16 September 2016)
- 1st Exhibition at Jakarta Amateur Radio Festival (JARF) (1 August 2016)
- Tuning Up the Antenna! (23 April 2016)
- Starting Up! (1 April 2016)
Publications
Photos
SS-1 Mechanical Assembly ©Surya University
Satellite Structural Assembly 1 ©Surya University
Satellite Structural Assembly 2 ©Surya University
Technial Meeting with JAXA 1 ©Surya University
Technial Meeting with JAXA 2 ©Surya University
Early Stage Development and Functional Test 1 ©Surya University
Early Stage Development and Functional Test 2 ©Surya University