PROBA - Wikipedia PROBA (Project for On-Board Autonomy), renamed PROBA-1, is a Belgian satellite technology demonstration mission launched atop an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle by ISRO on 22 October 2001 [1][2]
PROBA-1 - Earth Online Explore instruments used in PROBA-1 mission Discover how to access PROBA-1 data A number of tools are available for visualising, processing and analysing PROBA-1 data PROBA-1 is a technology demonstration satellite that later became an operational Earth observation mission
Proba-1 Celebrates 20th Birthday in Orbit – Still Fully Operational Launched in 2001, ESA’s Proba-1 still operates today, proving the power of small, low-cost, autonomous satellites On October 22, twenty years ago, ESA’s first small satellite, Proba-1 (Project for On Board Autonomy), was launched with just one goal – to prove technologies in space
PROBA-3 (Project for On-Board Autonomy-3) - eoPortal PROBA-3 is the third small satellite technology development and demonstration precursor mission within ESA's GSTP (General Support Technology Program) series The primary mission objective is to demonstrate the technologies required for formation flying of multiple spacecraft in the fields of space science, Earth Observation and surveillance
PROBA satellite series - Wikipedia Pr oject for O n- B oard A utonomy (PROBA) is a series of small satellites in low Earth orbit combining technology demonstration with operational roles in Earth observation and astronomy, operated by the European Space Agency (ESA) All PROBA satellites have been constructed in Belgium
Proba-1 and its 18 years of successful operations - Earth Online The original objectives of Proba-1 (Project for On-Board Autonomy-1) were as an in-orbit demonstration and evaluation of new hardware and software for spacecraft technologies and of on-board operational autonomy
PROBA-3 - Wikipedia PROBA-3 is a dual-probe technological demonstration mission by the European Space Agency devoted to high-precision formation flying to achieve scientific coronagraphy