Officina Stellare is an Italian company specializing in the design and manufacture of high-tech optomechanical systems and instrumentation for the aerospace, scientific research, and defense sectors. Functioning as a vertical integrator, they provide optical systems for space, aerospace, ground station, and research markets, including telescopes and optical ground stations. The company also engages in collaborative projects with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and has partnerships with companies like Skyloom Global.
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ESA BIC Padua is part of the European Space Agency’s business incubator network and is managed by Officina Stellare.
The 12 companies in the Italy pavilion are Connex Italiana, Cospal Composites, Impulso Space, IngeniArs, Kayser Space, Leonardo, MetaSensing, Nurjana Technologies, Officina Stellare, Optec, T4i – Technology for Propulsion and Innovation, and Zoppas Industries.
Thales Alenia Space awarded a 5.3 million Euro contract to Officina Stellare.
Officina Stellare secured a three-year contract worth 9.2 million euros with Leonardo for the supply of high-resolution optical systems for Earth observation satellites.
Officina Stellare signed a contract worth 1.6 million euros with Leonardo for a high-resolution satellite optical system intended for Earth observation.
Officina Stellare’s supply program for optical systems for MITS will develop over about five years for a total value of approximately 9,000,000 EUR.
Virgilio Holding S.p.A., Astro Alliance S.r.l., MIRAK Enterprise S.r.l., and Gino Bucciol together own 4,677,690 shares of Officina Stellare, equal to 82.44% of the company’s share capital.
The orbital imaging system will be created with the contribution of Officina Stellare’s optical instrument expertise.
Officina Stellare will supply a high-resolution multi-spectral optical payload that will operate in the visible and near-infrared wavelengths.
Officina Stellare signed a contract worth approximately 1,000,000 EUR with ISI – ImageSat International.
Delivery of the Officina Stellare multi-spectral optical payload is scheduled for 2022-10-01.
The payload supplied by Officina Stellare will operate in visible and near infrared wavelengths.
Officina Stellare signed a contract worth approximately 1,000,000 EUR with ISI – ImageSat International for a multi-spectral optical payload for very high resolution Earth imaging from LEO.
Officina Stellare SpA was awarded a contract to supply a ground Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) station to complete the geodetic infrastructure at the Yebes Observatory in Spain.