What an incredible adventure our recent trip to the Bremen Space Expo was.
Our mission for day zero: "Raise the Flag". The day started with the team leaving the office, with a van packed with our booth and our merch. Six hours later and after a pit stop for cheeseburgers, we successfully set up our booth.
In an era marked by rapid advancements in technology and the growing importance of space exploration and satellite-based services, the European Space Agency (ESA) has been for the last 20 years at the forefront of innovation and excellence in space missions. Central to ESA's successful satellite monitoring endeavours is the MUST (Mission Utility and Support Tool) software.
In recent years, significant advancements have been made in the development of Large Language Models (LLMs) within the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Models like GPT-3 (used in ChatGPT) and GPT-4, created by OpenAI, have demonstrated unprecedented capabilities, challenging conventional understandings of learning and cognition. These LLMs showcase remarkable proficiency in solving complex tasks across diverse domains such as mathematics, coding, medicine, law, and psychology.
Solenix is constantly exploring new and innovative ways of improving the user experience of its Überlog application.
Over the summer, the Überlog team was busy building a new graphical user interface, while at the same time implementing new features that were requested by users.
Drawing on our knowledge in user experience and user interface design, we are improving workflows and access to information in the application. These improvements will enhance user experience, making it easier to browse and use Überlog.
ClearSpace is pioneering a new area of sustainable space exploration with ClearSpace-1, a world-first mission to remove a debris from Earth orbit.
Over the last two years, Solenix has been instrumental in ClearSpace achieving its objective to quickly ramp up the development of an infrastructure used for test and operations.
First, a little bit of history: In June 2019 Solenix launched its first balloon. It started as a company-funded pet project aimed at sending a weather balloon, together with its payload, to heights above 30 km. In the meantime, it has almost become a tradition: with each iteration we try to optimise and achieve better results.
Solenix brought the ML4EO Course at EUMETSAT on 23-25 May 2023.
After successfully hosting the course in both 2021 and 2022, our colleagues, Sara Aparício, an Earth Observation Data Scientist, and Itziar Alonso, a Senior Remote Sensing Engineer, organised the third edition of the ML4EO course at our customer EUMETSAT's premises from 23rd to 25th May.
Happy International Women in Engineering Day! This day is about honouring the women who have made remarkable contributions to the field of engineering, and shining a spotlight on the incredible achievements of female engineers around the world.
This year's Company Trip took us to the region around Colmar in Alsace.
After years of theoretical work, validation, and preparation, with the help of many partners, the moment we have been waiting for finally happened: JUICE launched on 14 April.