2013年12月4日 · PhoneSat 2.4, NASA’s next generation smartphone cubesat has phoned home. The tiny spacecraft that uses an off-the-shelf smartphone for a brain has completed checkout and sent back data confirming all systems are “go” for the spry spacefarer.

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2013年12月8日 · NASA's smartphone-based tiny satellite has called in from space to let the folks at home know everything's OK. PhoneSat 2.4 is a 10-centimetre square and weighs just 1 kilogram.

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PhoneSat is an ongoing NASA project of building nanosatellites using unmodified consumer-grade off-the-shelf smartphones and Arduino platform and launching them into Low Earth Orbit. This project is part of NASA's Small Spacecraft Technology Program and was started in 2009 at NASA Ames Research Center ( Moffett Field , California ).

2018年4月19日 · By September 2013, a NASA team originally led by Boshuizen and Marshall successfully launched its first PhoneSats into low-Earth orbit at a cost of just $7,000 each. Named Alexander, Graham and Bell, the three mini-orbiters took pictures from space and beamed the data back to Earth, demonstrating for the first time that a consumer-grade ...

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Cell phone cameras, which require tiny, highly efficient image sensors, ended up being the main driver for the mass production of CMOS active pixel sensors. Whenever you take a picture with your phone—or, nowadays, virtually any other digital imager—you’re using NASA technology.

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2013年12月6日 · Ever since NASA launched a new group of tiny, phone-powered satellites into space a few weeks ago, we’ve been waiting for one of the little PhoneSats to phone home. Now, one of the...