Did someone say Indoor sunlight death ray? Satellite power testing underway!

NASDAQ Listed WISeKey Makes a Strategic Investment in FOSSA Systems to Develop a Secure Picosatellite Platform, WISeSat WISeSAT.Space with First Space Launch Due in Q4 2021 / Q1 2022 $WKEY nasdaq.com/press-release/…

We are looking for talented and first-class individuals to join our team of professionals developing the future of satellites and IoT Connectivity. View all Open Positions and Internships at Fossa.systems/careers and on Linkedin via Easy Apply lnkd.in/dZMWJtK

FOSSASAT-1B and FOSSASAT-2 are standing tall on the Firefly Alpha rocket, awaiting launch soon.

Our CEO Julian Fernandez will be discussing the link between satellites and #NFT in a webinar together with WISeKey SA and other leading industry drivers.

Expanding our IoT connectivity service beyond just picosatellites. FOSSA Systems is now delivering industrial solutions for monitorization in the agrotech, energy, logistics and shipping industry. Learn more at about our satellites and solutions at fossa.systems

FOSSASat-2 Evolved is our turnkey picosatellite solution which boasts 9W of power generation, full RW attitude control, 1 Mbit/s S-Band downlink and capacity for IoT or EO payloads. All in under 1kg, Follow our launch this December! #innovation #pocketqube #fossasystems #newspace

Two of our satellites are on the pad pending for launch in 2 weeks! Demonstrating Low Cost IoT connectivity, Earth Observation and our ADCS control systems! #FOSSASAT-2 & 1B

7 Hours until the launch of the Alpha Launch Vehicle! Best of luck to the Firefly Aerospace team and all amateurs participating in the reception of the #FOSSASAT-2 and 1B satellites. Livestream below:

We have completed installation of our Ground Station in the municipality of La Linea de la Concepción in partnership with WISeKey. 6 satellites are being lauched on the SpaceX Transporter-3 mission this 13th of January, providing global IoT connectivity and other services.

We have had the pleasure of hosting David Broncano today at our FOSSA Systems design and manufacturing facility. He left us a small detail on one of our satellites that will fly into space in the coming months as part of our IoT constellation!

Two "Scholars" from the New Horizon College of Engineering / UNISEC in India have patented a "PocketQube" device by publishing the design of the FOSSACube published under a GPL 3.0 Open Source License 3 years ago. quickcompany.in/patents/a-pock… Apparently other designs are used in the application too.

FOSSA Systems’ founders, Julian Fernandez and Vicente González, have been included in the #30under30 list of Forbes_es 2022. With their 19 and 27 years, they work in democratize access to #satellite #IoT #connectivity, enabling Space IoT data in industrial applications. Forbes

Visual Micro allows us to stay fully compatible with the Arduino IDE, so you can share projects with any #Arduino user without changes visualmicro.com

We are happy to present the next batch of 7x #FOSSASat-2E #IoT #picosatellites that are going to space. They have successfully passed all the mechanical and software tests, and will be taken by our team to the USA, for integration into a SpaceX #Falcon9 vehicle.

T-8 hours until the launch of another Czech CubeSat - good luck to Planetum Spacemanic and VZLU AEROSPACE teams, looking forward to some beacons tonight!

We've become the Spanish Company with the largest number of satellites in orbit, thanks to our latest launch on the Transporter-5 SpaceX mission. These were exciting moments for us, seeing how our constellation and capabilities grow. Deployment set for the next couple of days!🚀

RadioLib now supports POCSAG, so here's a pager made from completely unmodified #ESP32 #Arduino. It can transmit as well! In my defense, I was left unsupervised. github.com/jgromes/RadioL…

Intel has released a programming font "to reduce eyestrain and developer fatigue" github.com/intel/intel-on…

Competition's been tough, but now it's official: BOTH our missions have been selected for implementation! Two 100kg smallsats, the largest Czech spacecraft *ever*. We choose to do these things not because they are easy, but because they are cool.