Prof. Carlos González and student Claudia Villa presented the SUCHAI program and the portable ground station project at Ñuble Ciencia Viva 2026, a science fair held in San Nicolás, …
Following the launch of SUCHAI-4 aboard SpaceX, USACH students developed the critical flight software operating the satellite autonomously in orbit.
Computer Engineering students and faculty at USACH developed the onboard software and ground systems for SUCHAI-4, successfully launched into orbit on July 7, 2026.
SPEL Universidad de Chile celebrates the successful deployment of SUCHAI-4 into orbit aboard a SpaceX rocket, marking a landmark achievement for Chilean space science.
Prof. Carlos González-Cortés discusses the launch of the SUCHAI-4 nanosatellite, carrying USACH flight software and over 60 scientific experiments into orbit.
Carlos González Cortés joined a working session of the IIMCh Space Resources Commission covering nanosatellite exploration, flight software, megaconstellations, and AI in aerospace …
Dr. Carlos González-Cortés invited to speak at DIE Universidad de Chile on CubeSat technologies, nanosatellite engineering, satellite communications, and flight software.
Dr. Carlos González-Cortés visited New Mexico State University to deliver an invited talk on Space Exploration with Nanosatellites, sharing experiences from SPEL and DLR.
The USACH Faculty of Engineering held 'Sin Manual', a day organized by its Innovation Center where students, academics, and graduates shared real innovation and entrepreneurship …
Prof. Carlos González won a VIME grant to deploy portable satellite ground stations in Chilean high schools, enabling STEM students to receive signals from SUCHAI-4.