2001: TU Sat 1
Taylor's first-built satellite, a 10x10x20 cm CubeSat intended to meet objectives in missions and science
2005: TEST Nanosatellite
Used to record the effects of a thunderstorm in Earth's upper atmosphere.
April 19, 2014: TSAT
Indiana's first satellite, launched into orbit to test a novel satellite-to-satellite communication method and explore the ionosphere.
2015: ELEO-Sat
The Extremely Low Earth Orbit Satellite (ELEO-Sat) was built for the Air Force Research Laboratory University Nanosat Program.
2017: MagnITO-Sat
The first MagnITO-Sat design, a 4x4x4 inch CubeSat with an antenna extending out from it.
2018: Tethered MangITO Sat
The second MangITO-Sat iteration, a pair of nanosatellite designs that explored using Earth's magnetic field to keep satellites in orbit longer.
April 17, 2019: ThinSat-A
A small picosatellite launched as part of a three-satellite constellation, building on MagnITO-Sat's work.
February 20, 2021: ThinSat-B
Taylor's first satellite to use the Parallax Propeller 8-core microprocessor in space, recording atmospheric and orbital conditions.
February 20, 2021 : ThinSat-C
Launched alongside ThinSat-B, this satellite added a miniature camera and radiation sensor.
June 30, 2021: ThinSat-D
Taylor's fastest-ever build at just two weeks, launched into a higher orbit than any previous ThinSat to measure atmospheric conditions at greater altitudes.
