Product component identity, not a disclosed direct procurement, flight installation or delivered quantity.
Announced Publication date not supplied · Evidence checked 2 Nov 2026
Setanta official and institutional evidence (opens in a new tab)Ireland · Modular spacecraft computing hardware research
This project focuses on modular spacecraft computing hardware research.
Setanta's DANU combines Microchip Cortex-M7 processing, FPGA logic and Space Tile expansion for spacecraft control, onboard processing and autonomy. Product specifications distinguish COTS, RT and RH variants. The manufacturer does not claim DANU flight heritage or an operating orbital compute service.
Setanta Space · Product development
Scope: Enabling research · Named enabling spacecraft hardware and software platform without a defined shared orbital service.
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Figures retain their disclosed units and scope. Launched hardware does not establish demonstrated performance; targets may change. Not disclosed means no figure in the reviewed sources.
Product component identity, not a disclosed direct procurement, flight installation or delivered quantity.
Announced Publication date not supplied · Evidence checked 2 Nov 2026
Setanta official and institutional evidence (opens in a new tab)Manual review 2 Nov 2026. Compared the product architecture, technical brief and NovaUCD announcement. Preserved memory and processor differences across COTS, RT and RH variants. Product specifications do not establish a flight installation. Primary body last observed not available. Source monitoring: unavailable. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
Setanta official DANU product specification (opens in a new tab)Verified announcements and milestones linked to this project, newest first.
DANU combines Cortex-M7 processing, FPGA fabric and modular compute expansion. Its product specifications distinguish COTS, RT and RH processor and memory configurations. Setanta does not claim DANU flight heritage.
The September 2 NovaUCD announcement says Setanta seeks USD 3,364,800 (€3 million) for onboard AI and modular spacecraft computing. It also confirms acceptance into ESA BIC Ireland and support of up to USD 56,080 (€50,000). The funding drive is not a completed round.