Argotec is an Italian aerospace engineering company specializing in the production of small satellites and the development of solutions for human spaceflight. Their activities encompass design, development, integration, and in-orbit operations, with a focus on microsatellites for deep space missions. Argotec collaborates with major space agencies like NASA, ESA, and ASI, and has contributed to missions such as NASA's DART and Artemis 1. Associated keywords include small satellites, human spaceflight solutions, space services, and deep space exploration.
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Henon is being built by Italy’s Argotec.
Italy’s Argotec is building the Henon probe.
Argotec is moving toward data-driven services and in-orbit information processing capabilities.
Daniele Del Cavallo most recently led commercial development at Argotec.
Argotec has developed satellites entirely in Italy that can operate in deep space and detect fires in real time from orbit.
The HEO constellation will consist of 25 satellites designed and built by Argotec.
Argotec’s satellite technology can support precision agriculture by providing updated field data to farmers.
Argotec aims to keep growing in headcount and revenue while retaining an Italian identity.
Argotec’s U.S. site is in Florida near Cape Canaveral.
In October of the previous year, Argotec opened a second U.S. laboratory near Los Angeles next to NASA JPL.
Argotec’s founder sees a future listing, possibly on Nasdaq.
Argotec’s Los Angeles-area laboratory is dedicated to telecommunications.
Argotec has about 300 employees across Italy, the United States, and Germany.
In 2022, Argotec was named mission of the year for a satellite built entirely in its own facilities, launched in the United States, and controlled from its Turin operations center.
Argotec is a Turin-based aerospace company founded by David Avino.
Argotec’s HEO constellation is an Earth-observation satellite system in low Earth orbit for the Iride project.
Argotec increased the capacity of its U.S. site in April and plans about 30 million euros of investment.
David Avino is CEO and founder of Argotec.
IRIDE added seven HEO satellites designed and built by Argotec.
HEO-07, HEO-10, HEO-11, HEO-12, HEO-13, HEO-14, and HEO-15 are seven multispectral high-resolution optical satellites built by Argotec for the Italian government’s IRIDE Earth observation constellation.