Software Development

This latest release of KubOS is a small collection of bug fixes and documentation improvements, some of which are from our community members! The biggest change with this release is the upgrade to Rust v1.39.0. As a result, you’ll need to update your SDK and any boards or platforms…

This latest release of KubOS includes a major feature we’ve been wanting to do for quite awhile: active monitoring of mission applications. We’ve also moved to Rust 1.37.0, wholly moved to Python 3.7, and improved ingestion performance on the telemetry database with a new UDP…

With this latest release of KubOS, we’ve mostly done a significant amount of cleanup of many different parts of our system! While this isn’t the most exciting thing to talk about, it’s a necessary part of keeping our system flight-ready. No mission should be delayed by a bad…

With this release of KubOS, we’ve integrated our first radio! This is the first end-to-end implementation of the communications service by Kubos. The radio is the Nearspace Launch Eyestar-D2 Duplex Radio, which operates over the globalstar network. Integrating the link…

For the holidays, we wanted to make sure our users got something special. This latest release of KubOS provides some small, but impactful changes to the development and testing environment, plus a new major feature: process monitoring.

This release of KubOS brings another round of bug fixes, new hardware support, and core service improvements! We’ve added new features to the mission application service, improved the file service, and taken another step in making KubOS the backbone that runs your…

• KUBOS-81 Implemented FatFs SPI SD support (Current MSP430 only)
• A new example using the FatFs SPI SD interface