Developed by the Television Research Institute (part of Ruselectronics), the module is equipped with 25 digital cameras to monitor animals on the satellite. Cameras provide high resolution and store video images in the recording unit.
“Bion-M” no. 2 is aimed at research in space biology and physiology. It will be launched into orbit from the Russian Orbital Station, where it will study issues related to humans leaving low Earth orbit.
Telescience has already passed tests and is preparing to be launched along with a biosatellite. This module will become a hardware requirement on the spacecraft.
Source: Ferra
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