The material air lock allows to bring things into the clean room without our engineers need to dress up in clean room gown. The picture shows the base plate of a LEOS-50 satellite just moments before it enters the airlock and consequently will be used…
Did you know that we produce our star trackers in large batches? Here you can see a ST200 star tracker (serial number 250) during AIT. This particular device which is part of a batch of 43 devices. #newspace #henryfordmoment #madeingermany
In an average satellite the payload is often as complicated as all other systems combined. Berlin Space Technologies GmbH we solve this challenge as a team. Here you can see an end to end test of the imaging chain; camera head, data processing unit, ground interface, image…
Verification is an important part of a satellites life. This is true for in-house as well as third party systems. Here you can see the verification test of an electric propulsion system that we evaluate for our mission. #newspace #qualityengineering #madeingermany
How do we test our demanding optical payloads? With state of the art optical test equipment in our cleanroom! The picture shows a large collimator: 250mm f/11 off-axis TMA (Schiefspiegel). The collimator has been designed and built by BST and support us in verifying the…
A battery system stores the energy generated by the solar generators. At Berlin Space Technologies GmbH we are building our own. The BAT-110 is a Li-Fe (Lithium Ferrite) battery. This battery chemistry offers very good cycle life, often 10x better than traditional Lithium-Ion used in many space…
Alongside the Space Regulatory Bootcamp, our CEO Tom Segert had the opportunity to experience the vibrant space ecosystem in Albuquerqe, New Mexico. Shout-out to Q Station, NewSpace New Mexico, Peter Schmitz, Luke Davis
Ground support equipment is an important part of making a satellite. At Berlin Space Technologies GmbH we have the know-how to build most of it in house. This picture shows a rotation device. This is used during satellite integration to allow the engineers to access all areas…
Building satellites requires input from different fields, electrical, mechanical, optical, test and software engineering. Together we build a team stronger than anyone individual. If you want to be part of this team, reach out to us via email hidden; JavaScript is required #newspace #berlinstartup #spaceindustry
Our CSO Dr. Farid Gamgami is in the United States to visit BST North America. In addition to technical discussions, he also visited a game of New Mexico United. Our delegation even brought patches to show their support. What a blast! Shout-out to Luke Davis and the entire team of…