This is a satellite control system with a method that allows the positioning of the satellite in space to be carried out, as well as its marking capability, without any dependence or need for any part of the system's components
In the photo: from right to left Avraham Ben Zvi, Ami Halvesberg and Dov Verbin.
3 employees of the space plant, in the rocket and space systems division of the Aerospace Industry - won the first prize for innovation. The three who developed a precise satellite control system are: Ami Halbersberg, Dov Verbin and Abraham Ben-Zvi.
This is a satellite control system with a method that allows the satellite's position in space to be carried out, as well as its marking capability, without any dependence or need for any part of the system's components. The independent control saves weight and the development and operation costs of the satellite systems.
The solution developed is important and critical for satellites developed for the State of Israel, due to the limitations of the size of the satellites that can be launched from the country.
Moshe Kerat, CEO of IAI stated that "this is the first time we are giving awards - CEO for innovation, to encourage creativity and innovation among the company's employees.
This is an award of appreciation and recognition for employees who invest their time, energy and knowledge in the activity - development in the fields of technology, project management, procurement, information and more. And all this in an unusual and unusual way."
The second prize was won by 2 Elta employees for developing a radome calibration system, and the third prize was won by a Shehel employee for changing the production technologies of operators to Knei - he traveled on the B-777 plane.
