FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 8, 2026
Torrance, California

Meet Nova Solvers at SmallSat 2026

Salt Lake City, UT | August 23–26, 2026 | Booth 205

Nova Solvers will be exhibiting at SmallSat 2026, where our team will showcase flight hardware, new space avionics products, and the engineering and manufacturing capabilities behind them.

We are developing a growing portfolio of modular spacecraft avionics, subsystems, and components designed from the ground up for demanding space environments. Our products are built around a common spacecraft architecture designed to reduce integration effort, accelerate spacecraft development, and scale capability across missions.

At Booth 205, attendees can meet the Nova Solvers team and see examples of hardware we have designed and manufactured. We’ll be highlighting our latest developments in spacecraft computing, power distribution, system control, navigation and timing, electrical ground support equipment, and other mission-critical spacecraft electronics.

Beyond our product portfolio, Nova Solvers provides vertically integrated engineering and manufacturing capabilities spanning electrical and mechanical design, software and firmware, flight harness production, rapid R&D and prototyping, integration, and in-house test. This approach allows our team to move quickly from requirements and early concepts to integrated, testable hardware.

Our engineering team brings extensive experience developing and delivering space hardware for demanding commercial, civil, and national security missions. We understand that successful spacecraft development requires more than individual components—it requires hardware designed around real mission requirements, spacecraft interfaces, environmental constraints, integration, test, and operations.

If you’ll be at SmallSat 2026, stop by Booth 205 to meet the Nova Solvers team, see our latest hardware, and learn more about how we can support your next mission.

To schedule a meeting with our team, email us at info@novasolvers.com.

Built for the Missions That Matter.