PNU Aerospace Engineering

The Space Systems and Control Laboratory is engaged in research across various fields. We actively conduct research ranging from the development of small-scale satellites intended for actual operation to software development, such as the development of satellite attitude control simulators with robotic arms, and the development of satellite body dynamics simulators. Additionally, we are involved in research related to orbital and trajectory design, including scenarios for proximity operations and docking of On Orbit Service satellites, as well as research on the coordinated operation of small-scale satellites. Our research extends beyond satellite-related topics, as we also work on advancing reusable unmanned spacecraft technology, tracking filters for launch vehicles, and research on flight safety information calculations in spaceflight.

1. Development of space optical communication orbital verification sat.
2. Research on technology development for signal information collection system
3. Research on attitude control techniques for robot-arm equipped sat. and simulator development
4. Advanced of technology for the high altitude of reusable unmanned spacecraft
5. Development of satellite body dynamics simulator
6. Enhancement of tracking filters for launch vehicles and flight safety information calculation performance research