I made a 240g glider that returns to home from the stratosphere, it took me 5 years.

oh boy

POV: you're a radiosonde returning to home on a meteoglider in Greenland.

Meteogliders are now flying daily in Greenland!! DMI becomes the world’s first national weather service to use it operationally.

9 years ago.. no idea where I was going there 😂

Using a Meteoglider is the easiest way to get thermal IR images from very high altitude. I believe this could be useful for wildfire monitoring when weather balloons are launched anyway for wind measurement. Reach out if you have another application in mind!

we are hunting light

new office ✨

you may not like it but this is what peak engineering looks like

Snowfalls from this week in Switzerland seen from 100'000ft. The meteoglider keeps returning radiosondes to launch site no matter the season.

starlink beacon received with a LNB

this is the probably the weirdest looking drone you will ever see

saturday nights are for testing ideas that are too crazy for this world

I am offering a $1000 reward to the first person able to get their hands on a <150mg battery capable of delivering >7mA at >3.3V for more than 30min

sunset in the stratosphere seen from a 250g weather sensor gliding back home from 30'000m altitude. The Meteoglider is making radiosondes reusable

finally caught a Meteoglider returning from 30’000m in my hands after hundreds of attempts over the last two years 🥳

Meteoglider landing back home after releasing from its weather balloon at 30km altitude and 80km distance.

the journey of a Meteoglider in shadows