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ARLISS
A Rocket Launch for International
Student Satellites |
Suborbital experiments
of 350ml can sized satellites (CanSats) and rovers
to train young engineers
CanSats/rovers are released from amateur rockets (launched by Aeropac) and use
parafoils or wings to land as close to the target on the ground as possible.
UNISEC supports Japanese laboratories/organization to design and develop CanSats and rovers to
participate in ARLISS launch opportunities.
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ARLISS 2012 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 9-14, 2012
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ARLISS 2011 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 11-16, 2011
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ARLISS 2010 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 12-17, 2010
[+ ARLISS 2010 official website]
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ARLISS 2009 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 14-19, 2009
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ARLISS 2008 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 15-20, 2008
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ARLISS 2007 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 12-14, 2007
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ARLISS 2006 support
Nevada, USA
Sep 20-22, 2006
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ARLISS
2005
support
Nevada, USA
Sep 21-23, 2005
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ARLISS
2004
support
Nevada, USA
Sep 24-26, 2004
Arliss 2004 took place in Black Rock desert, Nevada
Eleven teams from Nihon Univ, Tokyo Univ,
Tokyo Inst. of Tech, Tohoku Univ, Soka Univ (Japan) and Nevada Univ, Georgia Tech USA) participated.
This year, JAXA team and UNISON team, working on CanSat kit project, also took part in the competition.
In addition to CanSats, the model rocket team from Japan also demonstrated their work for the first time in Arliss.
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ARLISS
2003
support
Nevada, USA
Sep26-28, 2003
ARLISS 2003ｨiCanSat demonstrationｨj was successfully carried out in Nevada.
Six Japanese university teams brought their Canats to take part in the Come Back Competition under the blue sky over the desert.
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ARLISS
2002
support
Nevada, USA
Aug 2-2, 2002
CANSAT suborbital demonstration. Supported by amateur rocket group "Aero-Pak",
the can-sized satellites designed and developed by Japanese and US university students were launched
from Black Rock Desert. The satellites used parafoils and rovers to land on/drive to the marker (goal) on
the desert. Seven universities took part in this "Come Back Competition".
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ARLISS Official Website
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