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Happy #Thanksgiving! We want to thank all our investors and customers for believing in and supporting us! Thank you to all our industry peers for making this discipline so interesting to work in! And thank you to our devoted team, who brings amazing ideas to life every day!

Satellite data and SAR #Technology is a key player in the improvement of environmental monitoring and protection, resource management, and sustainable development. Read what #DFA's CEO, Bryan Dean thinks on this matter in The Engineer UK’s article: bit.ly/3OCvjyT

The construction of the #satellite may seem pretty simple with only 14 main subsystems, but its manufacturing is a complicated process. Six #engineering teams work at #DragonflyAerospace to design, manufacture, and ensure the proper operation of each subsystem of the satellite.

Computer-based tasks, designs, development of documentation, assembling, modifying and testing parts and components in the lab - all of these is a part of Opto-Mechanical #Engineer's everyday work. Check the video to peek at one of such days!

The #Chameleon imager builds upon the #space qualified control electronics of the Gecko imager and combines this with specialized high performance #optics. Such a combination allows for maximization of imaging capability in small form factor CubeSats. #aerospaceengineering

#DragonflyAerospace strives to support the team in their scientific endeavors. Our GNC Software Engineers, Petro Zheliabov and Erik Lapkhanov, wrote a full #research article. To read it go to bit.ly/3WbCyQQ

Pros of #satellite crop monitoring: - saves up to 10% annually on fertilizer; - provides information on nitrogen levels in the soil, analyzing vegetation indices and deviations for a particular field; - reduces trips around the field to control crop development, saving fuel.

#DragonflyAerospace’s office in Stellenbosch will be closed from 23 December till 30 December! This week, feel free to contact us at [email protected] or call +27 (21) 206-6556. Our team wishes you a cozy, heartwarming and cheerful festive season!

#EOS_SAT-1 is already fueled, configured for launch and integrated onto the upper stage of the rocket, waiting for the last remaining thing - launch. This year ends for our team with a great achievement and we are so excited about 2023! #aerospace #satellite

#DragonflyAerospace's team wishes you Happy New Year! May 2023 be the best for you and bring you peace, happiness, and prosperity🎄

#EOS_SAT-1 was launched into LEO onboard the SpaceX Falcon-9 during the Transporter-6 mission. The #satellite successfully separated from the rocket and yesterday, at about 17:00 UTC, we made first contact! A huge congratulations to the team for the successful launch of the sat!

We are #hiring! #DragonflyAerospace is a space #technology solutions provider which has recently launched its first satellite #EOS_SAT-1 into LEO! To join our team as a Configuration Controller, send your CV to [email protected] Vacancy details bit.ly/3GxWrvh

As a South African start up, #DragonflyAerospace is extremely proud to have launched the first SA-made #microsatellite in 14 years! Read about how the #EOS_SAT-1 launch affects the industry in South Africa in the Times LIVE article bit.ly/3wsStzD

Among our company’s goals has always and will always be supporting the development of a #sustainable environment for the living. In his interview to The Institution of Engineering and Technology, Bryan discusses how Earth imaging can make the world a more sustainable place to live in. bit.ly/3Hy1CgB

We would like to thank 17th European Space Conference for such a compelling 15th European Space Conference! It was a great pleasure to be among the industry opinion leaders and participate in the thought-provoking debates. It was truly insightful and has given us a lot to think about!#BBESpaceConf

#EOS_SAT-1 is in a healthy state and control has been stabilized! This means that the #satellite is stopped from rotating in stabled mode as reaction wheels, gyroscopes and fine sun sensors take control of EOSSAT-1 to sun or target track a position on the earth.