Sina-1

Sina-1 is the first Iranian artificial satellite, launched at 6:52 UTC October 28, 2005 on board a Cosmos-3M Russian launch vehicle from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome.

The satellite was put into a sun synchronous near-polar orbit and imaged the surface with a 50m (pan) with 50km swath and 250m resolution of MSS with 500km swath resolution.The information received from this satellite was used in geological surveys, underground resources, contingencies, remote sensing studies, geographical research and mapping. 

Omid

Omid  was Iran's first domestically made satellite. Omid was a data-processing satellite for research and TT&C communications; Iran's state television reported that it was successfully launched on 2 February 2009. After being launched by an Iranian-made carrier rocket, Safir1, the satellite was placed into a low Earth orbit.

Fajr1

Fajr1 satellite is the first Iranian satellite with the mission of orbital transmission with the ability to change the orbit from 250- 450 km elliptical to 450 km circular orbit using a cold gas thruster. The panchromatic camera was used in this satellite and it imaged 500m resolution.

Fajr2

Fajr2 satellite is an Iranian satellite that was launched in the second half of 2012 and used  pulse plasma and cold gas as thrusters. The optical payload resolution of the satellite is 100m panchromatic.

Fajr3

Fajr3 satellite was the third satellite in the Fajr series, which had a panchromatic camera with a resolution of 100 m and 3 cameras in multi spectral with 500m resolution. This satellite used a cold gas thruster and was located in the same orbit as other Fajr satellites.

Fajr5

Fajr5 satellite was placed in orbit with a 50m (pan) and 100m (MS) resolution camera. It used solid propellant and cold gas as propulsion subsystem for de-orbit phasing.

Tolo-1

Tolo-1 satellite had an imaging payload with 25m (pan) and the mass of this satellite is 100kg. It was the first payload of Simorch LV which is the second generation of Iranian LVs.

Company establishment

SpaceOMID Co.ltd had been started its activities on 21 November 2016 by Dr. Hossein Shahrabi Farahani, project manager of 5 launched satellites to build light and affordable satellites, to develop a low-earth orbit satellite system with the purpose of developing space oriented ecosystem.

Kosar satellite starting

Kosar Satellite is the first Spatial product of Space OMID Company which its design was started in fall 2019. This satellite follows Cubesat standard which cause decrement in time and cost  of manufacturing procedure. This satellite is equipped with cameras in NIR and RGB spectrum. Kosar is the first Iranian medium resolution satellite with 3.45m GSD  which means Kosar is the most advances satellite up to 2021 in Iran. the image of this satellite is going to be used in Precious Agriculture, Mapping,  Identification.

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HOD-HOD satellite is a CubeSat standard satellite. The mission of this satellite is to create a communication infrastructure in the field of LOT. For this satellite, the mission of collecting data from ground nodes, establishing multipoint communication and also the mission of Store & Forward has been seen. Advantages of using satellite in the field of LOT: Integration and lack of dependence on geographical boundaries to communicate The lack of influence of the geopolitical region in communicating

space launch contract

In November 2022 an agreement was signed between the spaceomid company and the Russian Glaucosmos company for the launch of two satellites, Hodhod and Kosar.
In addition, a memorandum of understanding was signed on long-term cooperation of low-cost space launches with the aim of Satellite constellation.

reaching space

by God's graceIn December 2023 equivalent to Azar 1402, Iran's first indigenous non-governmental satellite (Hodhud and Kosar) will be sent into the earth's orbit with the Soyuz launcher.