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An uncomfortable fact: there is no such thing as a true point-to-point radio link. This means, one ideal transmitting antenna sending radio photons to be exclusively captured by a distant receiving antenna. Cable-like. In reality, there will be scattered photons all around the place.

Meet Carlos Pedalino, VP of Product and Head of LATAM Business at ReOrbit, whose 23 year long career in the space industry takes roots in his family's connection to aeronautics. Carlos has managed multiple engineering teams across the globe, braved turmoil in the face of change, yet one thing that is unchanging is his belief that every day is a good day to smile. Here is his story.

While every team is a group, not every group is a team. Jelled teams are the ones making the difference, and jelled teams are nothing but networks of brains working together for a common goal. That’s what we’re building at ReOrbit: a network of people fueled by gray matter.

Observing the world in images needs a value chain in place, and any missing link in that chain will bring the overall value down to practically zero: imaging devices without storage, processing or networking capabilities are of very little use.

Neha Chohan, Lead Systems Engineer at ReOrbit, has always been fascinated by space for the exact same reasons described above: the intrigue of journeying beyond the current boundaries.

What if we change the way we think of and build satellites, instead of dealing with the consequences in the aftermath of using outdated concepts? What if we prevent the rising population of space debris rather than tackle its removal “in the most efficient way”?

Ignacio Chechile has 14 years of experience in the industry, starting his career as a software engineer and now serving as ReOrbit’s Chief Technology Officer and leading our technical team towards streamlined data flow in space.

ReOrbit continues to grow with the addition of Markus Räikkönen as an Advisor and Angel Investor (part-time) to the company.

ReOrbit has signed a deal with VENG to develop next-generation Earth Observation satellites.