Yerevan Aerospace Engineering

Yerevan Aerospace Engineering is a young company specializing in the development of control systems primarily for the aerospace industry. The core of our office is made up of specialists who have been trained at aviation universities, which has determined our main area of expertise. The necessity of having a deep understanding of the objects we manage drives us to continuously improve the qualifications of our engineers in various fields. As a result, we have established a powerful interdisciplinary design office. As a result, we have created a powerful interdisciplinary design office. Our engineers have experience working with major software programs widely used in the development and design field: C++, Matlab, ANSYS, Unreal Engine, ICFD++, LabVIEW, VHDL, Altium, Solidworks. Overview of the history of Armenian aerospace Armenia, a country with an ancient and rich history, is renowned not only for its cultural heritage but also for its significant contributions to modern science and technology. In the aerospace industry, Armenian engineers have made remarkable achievements, contributing to progress and innovation. Their hard work and efforts in various areas of this industry deserve special attention. The Armenian aerospace industry has its roots in the Soviet Union, when Armenia played an important role in the development and production of space systems. In 1946, the Institute of Radioelectronics and Electronics of the Academy of Sciences of the Armenian SSR was established in the city of Yerevan. This institute conducted research and development of radio-electronic systems for the space industry. During the Soviet era, several companies specializing in the production of components for the rocket and space industry were established in Armenia. One of these companies was the microelectronics plant in the city of Gherghevan, which manufactured semiconductor devices for space and other applications. In the 1960s, Armenian engineer Albert Gasparyan was part of the team that developed the first Soviet artificial satellite of the Earth, Sputnik-1. This historic achievement opened the way to the space age and served as a starting point for space exploration. Armenian engineers and scientists continue to contribute to the development of satellite technologies. In 2015, Armenia launched its first small communication satellite called “Comitas.” This achievement enabled the provision of communication and television services to users in the region. In 2018, the Armenian satellite “Armenia-1” was launched into orbit using SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket. This satellite is designed for Earth observation from space and serves scientific and commercial purposes. Overall, the Armenian aerospace industry represents a sector of the country's economy that is still modest but promising. It has the potential for growth and attracting investments, which would contribute to the development of new technologies and innovative solutions in the field of aerospace sciences and industry.