SayariLabs is a Kenyan aerospace company focused on building local capacity in satellite technology. They design, develop, and fabricate nanosatellite hardware and firmware, including payload processors and satellite components, with the goal of providing affordable space solutions. SayariLabs partners with organizations like EnduroSat and the Kenya Space Agency (KSA) to launch satellites and provide services in areas like agriculture, disaster management, and security, with a focus on the African region. Key activities include satellite data services, training, and ground station services.
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EnduroSat built a nanosatellite called Taifa-1 in partnership with the Kenyan Space Agency and SayariLabs.
JANUS-1 is a 6U satellite featuring payload and subsystem technologies from AICRAFT, Morpheus Space, Netra, SayariLabs Kenya, SpeQtral, Transcelestial, and Zero-Error Systems that will perform Internet of Things communications, experimental laser communications, radio communications, and machine learning during orbit.
SayariLabs intends to serve customers in the IoT, remote sensing, meteorology, and Earth observation sectors and to build partnerships with research organizations, academic institutions, and government ministries, departments, and agencies.
SayariLabs was established in 2020 as the first Kenyan space startup company.
SayariLabs and EnduroSat signed a commercial agreement to launch TAIFA-1.
EnduroSat is a Bulgarian company partnering with SayariLabs on the TAIFA-1 mission.