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Korea Aerospace Industries partnered with LIG Nex1 to offer a cube-shaped satellite platform optimized for thermal management and multi-angle observation.
Korea Aerospace Industries is pursuing supply chain diversification and validation of commercial components for orbital use to lower barriers to mass production.
Korea Aerospace Industries is competing with Hanwha Systems for a 1.2 trillion won military contract to construct a 40-satellite synthetic aperture radar constellation.
The KOMPSAT-7 satellite was developed by Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd. (KARI).
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) previously withdrew from the KSLV-III bid to focus on developing its own reusable rockets.
KOMPSAT-6 was co-developed by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), LIG Nex1, and Airbus Defence and Space.
Under technical assistance from Thales Alenia Space, the Agency for Defense Development worked with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) and Hanwha Systems to develop the four SAR satellites.
Korea Aerospace Industries plans to establish a cooperative system with domestic and foreign companies to solidify its position as a leading domestic space company and to become the best aerospace company in Asia.
Korea Aerospace Industries signed an agreement with SpaceX for the launch and orbital dispatch of its medium weight Earth observation satellite scheduled for 2023.
Space is a core element of Korea Aerospace Industries’ long-term strategy as the company seeks to develop a satellite image analysis services business.
Korea Aerospace Industries finished construction of the largest private space center in South Korea, which can simultaneously produce more than 20 ultra-small satellites.
Hackers linked to North Korea broke into the network of Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) in mid-June.
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) holds confidential rocket propulsion technologies developed for South Korea’s first indigenous space launch vehicle KSLV-2.
An investigation into the breach of Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) is underway.
Korea Aerospace Industries’ share price gained 3.8 percent on 2021-05-25.
Korea Aerospace Industries will invest 1 trillion won ($880,000,000) over the next five years to expand its space business, including satellite production.
Korea Aerospace Industries will take on a larger role in developing four follow-on 500-kilogram-class observation satellites by 2025.
Korea Aerospace Industries and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology established a space technology research center in March to carry out projects on satellite system software, spacecraft, and future mobility vehicles through 2023.
Korea Aerospace Industries plans to launch satellite data-based services and is considering starting those services in Southeast Asia using satellite imagery from Airbus.
Korea Aerospace Industries opened South Korea’s first private large-scale satellite production facility in August in Sacheon, South Gyeongsang Province, capable of producing up to 20 small satellites simultaneously.