Book at meeting with the team at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, CO at the 41st Space Symposium! We will be in Booth 615 and look forward to connecting with you. We have so much to tell you about including our recent AS9100 certification and critical R+D investments in our products and infrastructure that advance our technologies and set us up for high-volume production.
We look forward to meeting with you in COSP!
Book at meeting with the team who will be at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington D.C. for SATELLITE 2026! We will be exhibiting for the first time this year, so set up some time to meet with us between March 24-26, or just come visit the team in Booth 1210 to see what’s new.
We look forward to connecting with you in D.C.!
Our program-tested Quality Management System has always been aligned to AS9100 Rev D and ISO 9001, covering design, manufacturing, inspection, testing, and delivery of hardware, and defining responsibilities, authorities, risk-based thinking, configuration control, nonconformance management, and continuous improvement. This rigor has enabled us to successfully deliver flight hardware that is robust, repeatable and reliable over our history.
Now, MMA Space has successfully completed Stage 1 of the AS9100 certification audit, with Stage 2 certification scheduled for the end of January 2026, getting us one step closer to this respected global standard. MMA expects to be AS9100 certified by the end of Q1 of 2026.
MMA Space has developed, manufactured and delivered to our customer a UHF/VLF crossed Dipole antenna in combination with a highpower solar array wing in support of a 24U DoD CubeSat program.
The antenna stows in a 2U x 2U form factor and deploys two orthogonal dipoles to 5-meter lengths (tip-to-tip). The deployment of both dipoles is driven by a single motor-driven gear train and MMA’s radiation tolerant Deployment Control Unit (DCU) electronics. Ground testing has demonstrated outstanding electrical performance of the antenna conductive elements.
The solar array delivers 330W from a single deployed wing. A novel, controlled deployment sequence is used to achieve the 9-panel active surface, maximizing power output over a single wing. 330W is roughly 50% more power than MMA’s heritage high-power CubeSat array for 2- wing systems. This is, to our knowledge, the largest deployable solar array of its kind ever to fly on a CubeSat.
Read the full Press Release here.
Don’t miss the MMA Space team at the 2025 Small Satellite conference happening next week — August 11 – 13 — in Salt Lake City, Utah. Come see us in Booth 705 of the Salt Palace Convention Center, SmallSat’s new home. We will be displaying the all new, revolutionary FlexArray Solar Array System which leverages our thin-film membrane technology to deploy very large areas and generate tens of kilowatts at an unbeatable dollars-per-watt price point. We will have one wing of the full-scale, standard small satellite hardware on display for you to see in person, in addition to other new deployable technologies to show you.
Schedule some time with the team if you would like to learn more!
And if you are @SmallSat too, come by the booth each day between 1 – 2 pm to win prizes, including a chance to win a Celestron telescope!
Are you headed to San Luis Obispo for the CubeSat Developer’s Workshop? Don’t miss the MMA Space presentation on day 1 of the conference! Our Chief Engineer, Dr. Alexi Rakow, will be presenting on “Deployable Boom Technologies for CubeSats and SmallSats”, an important, enabling technologies for our innovative solutions for space.
When: Tuesday, April 22, 2025, at 3:20 PM
What: Deployable Boom Technologies for CubeSats and SmallSats
Who: Alexi Rakow, PhD, Chief Engineer @MMA Space
Where: CubeSat Developer’s WorkShop @ CalPoly San Luis Obispo
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