Scheduled to launch NET Q4 2026, Binar‑567 comprises three 1U satellites (Binar‑5, Binar‑6 and Binar‑7) designed to support research, technology development, and STEM engagement in low‑Earth orbit.

Binar‑5 carries student-designed payloads developed through the BinarX Student Payload Development Program, giving Western Australian high school students the opportunity to see their experiments operate in space and engage directly with a real satellite mission.

Binar‑6 focuses on testing new technologies that will help improve future spacecraft developed by the Binar Space Program and expand its mission capability.

Binar‑7 is equipped with an Earth imaging payload to capture data and imagery that can support environmental monitoring, including applications such as bushfire awareness, while also supporting outreach and public engagement.

Together, the three satellites build on previous missions, strengthening communications capability and supporting the growth of Western Australia’s space sector through research, education, and industry collaboration.