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Kyushu Institute of Technology is a Japanese university and CubeSat education and development programme host with campuses in Fukuoka. Its Earth-observation-adjacent role is university-led small-satellite design, development, and operations training rather than commercial imagery service provision.^[1] The BIRDS-1 programme designed, developed, and operated five 1U CubeSats for participating countries.^[2] The BIRDS-2 programme deployed BHUTAN-1, MAYA-1, and UiTMSat-1 from the ISS on 2018-08-10.^[3] Kyutech is most relevant to buyers and analysts tracing CubeSat camera heritage, educational satellite production, and partner-country small-satellite capability development.^[2]^[3]

Manufactures

BIRDS-2 1U CubeSat busBus
Nano / 1U / Discontinued
Operator pricingPricing not publicly listed by operator

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[1]Kyushu Institute of Technology English home pageagency doc2026-06-26
[2]BIRDS-1 official project pageoperator engineering2026-06-26
[3]BIRDS-2 official project pageoperator engineering2026-06-26

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  title = {Kyushu Institute Of Technology},
  author = {{EO-Atlas}},
  publisher = {SpectraWorks B.V.},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
  url = {https://eo-atlas.org/companies/kyushu-institute-of-technology}
}