The winner, Andy Filo, created a device that launches femtosatellites, tiny satellites about the size of a postage stamp. Made In Space, an additive manufacturing technology company with expertise in space environments, will 3D-print the winning design.
Mouser suppliers Amphenol and Intel co-sponsored the design challenge. Mouser also partnered with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and Made In Space, along with Hackster and MacroFab.
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