Leonardo S.p.A. is an Italian multinational company specializing in aerospace, defense, and security, playing a prominent role in major international strategic programs. The company operates across the entire value chain of the space industry, from manufacturing satellites and infrastructure to producing high-tech equipment and sensors. Leonardo's activities include design and development of space systems, management of launch services, satellite control, earth observation services, and integrated communications, with key partnerships through the Space Alliance with Thales. They are a trusted technological partner of governments, defense agencies, and institutions, with products used on missions like Rosetta, Exomars, Galileo, and Copernicus, serving customers like NASA and ESA.
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Leonardo, Airbus, and Thales have formed a joint venture to address European industrial fragmentation.
Leonardo’s strategy considers digital information as a key element for enhancing infrastructures, platforms, and technological systems.
Leonardo emphasizes the integration of digital technologies with space systems within an ecosystem linking Earth and orbit.
Leonardo conveys that space is no longer just physical infrastructure but also a platform for producing and using information.
One entity in the Airbus-Thales-Leonardo joint venture can dictate terms, timelines, and technology access.
Leonardo signed a contract with the Direzione Informatica Telematica e Tecnologie Avanzate (TELEDIFE) for the development and supply of four new generation radars.
Leonardo will install a baggage aligner before explosive detection scanners to enhance overall system reliability.
Leonardo is providing an integrated software package that includes Sorting Allocation Controller (SAC) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems.
The agreement follows the successful qualification launch of the Italian missile system SAMP/T NG equipped with Leonardo's KRONOS Grand Mobile High Power radar.
Leonardo will implement a complete upgrade of the baggage handling system at Houston Hobby Airport (HOU), featuring two high-performance Cross-Belt sorting machines.
Leonardo secured contracts worth over $120 million for the supply of baggage handling solutions at Houston Hobby Airport (HOU) and Melbourne Orlando Airport (MLB).
Leonardo, Telespazio, and Intuitive Machines signed a strategic cooperation agreement to enhance interoperable infrastructures.
Intuitive Machines is collaborating with Leonardo and Telespazio to become an interoperable part of Europe’s space efforts.
Leonardo and Telespazio offer cash prizes of 5,000 euros for the first place in the Idea category and 10,000, 6,000, and 4,000 euros for the top three in the Prototype category.
With the signing of the Letter of Intent, KNDS Deutschland and Leonardo lay the groundwork for a new self-propelled artillery system that combines industrial skills, technological integration, and European strategic vision.
The joint project includes developing a self-propelled artillery system based on KNDS Deutschland's Artillery Gun Module, integrated on an advanced wheeled platform provided by Leonardo.
Massimo Claudio Comparini, Managing Director of Leonardo's Space Division, describes T-TeC as a laboratory of the future where young talents’ ideas can transform into solutions for space exploration and sustainability.
The solution developed by KNDS Deutschland and Leonardo will respond to a future program of the Italian Army, contributing to the renewal of terrestrial artillery capabilities.
KNDS Deutschland and Leonardo signed a Letter of Intent for the joint development of a new artillery system for ground forces.
Florian Hohenwarter, the future CEO of KNDS Deutschland, and Roberto Cingolani, CEO and General Manager of Leonardo, signed the agreement in Amsterdam.