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Još samo nekoliko dana dijeli nas od početka Job Fair-a 2017  koji se i ove godine 17. i 18.05. održava na Fakultetu elektrotehnike i računarstva (FER) u Zagrebu.

This is a story about how we built a mini satellite ground station for less than $30, and how we use it to record images from the Russian weather satellite Meteor-M N2 every day. Latest images are uploaded daily to http://meteor.amphinicy.com. 

The new year has started, and we are already hands on new projects. Looking back at 2016, we can agree it was a dynamic and meaningful year. Amphinicy was granted with two funds for SMEs which supported our sales and marketing activities as well as business development of our innovative product, Blink. We were busy and "out there" and would like to share our travel diary for 2016.

If you are looking for an ultra fast key value or B+ database, you are at the right place.

Step by step, a lot can be done to help shape their future and the future of our society because the values they are taught today become the values of tomorrow.

Over the years, Amphinicy has grown significantly. It runs several projects of various sizes; some of these projects are in-house while others are done in collaboration with other companies, mainly European companies involved with the space industry. When we joined Amphinicy, it was to join a long-running collaboration with a company headquartered in Belgium. That included us regularly travelling to Belgium to work locally for several weeks at a time, and in this post we would like to talk a bit about that experience.

We have attended a great Satellite Communication Systems education held by professor Michel Bousquet from the Institut supérieur de l'aéronautique et de l'espace (eng. National Higher French Institute of Aeronautics and Space, or simply ISAE) that was held on SES premises in Betzdorf, Luxembourg. Although the education was highly technical, professor managed to squeeze everything in four busy days, without skipping chapters or taking any shortcuts.

Just recently, NASA Eagleworks laboratory have published a peer reviewed paper on EmDrive – a new type of drive which doesn’t require propellant to generate thrust. Is this a game breaking technology that will change how we perceive space traveling or is it just another headline that will be forgotten before years end?

An enterprise application is a kind of software that is commonly characterised by its complexity and largeness. 

Enterprise applications usually have a large number of layers and require a good up-front design to meet requirements regarding quality, scalability, performance, maintainability and many others. The requirements are rising rapidly, just like the needs of businesses to stay competitive.

Software architecture paradigms are constantly evolving to address those requirements. The following are the trends in modern enterprise application development.