Officina Stellare

Earth Observation relies on high-resolution satellite imagery for defense, business, and environmental monitoring, enabling sub-meter tracking of Earth’s surface.

The know-how gained in Research and Development of scientific instrumentation has enabled Officina Stellare to deliver high-tech optical systems for the Defense industry and specifically for high-speed video-tracking infrastructures at strategic test facilities.

Officina Stellare received funding from the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy to expand its role in the New Space Economy.

Officina Stellare developed a modular Cubesat satellite project with an optical payload, funded by the Veneto Region under the FESR program.

The company continues its collaboration with US-based PHOTO-SONICS, Inc. for 15 new optical systems under the MITS (Multispectral Imaging and Tracking System) Program for the US Defense sector.

Officina Stellare signed a Letter of Intent with Skyloom Global to establish the joint venture Skyloom Europe.

Officina Stellare secures new contract with Leonardo for the supply of high-speed Optical Communication Terminals to support the first orbital plane of Leonardo’s proprietary Earth Observation constellation.

Officina Stellare provides mechanical engineering solutions for optical applications in ground and space, seeking engineers skilled in modern manufacturing and innovation.

Officina Stellare collaborates with research institutes and universities to promote innovation and responsibility through the OS Academy Project, supporting industrial doctorates and education.

Officina Stellare is an Italian technology group delivering advanced systems and mission-critical solutions across the Aerospace, Defense, Maritime, Aviation, Cybersecurity and Quantum Technology domains.

Officina Stellare established internal governance norms to align strategy with behavior, distributing responsibilities and balancing management and control.

ESA-BIC Padua, managed by Officina Stellare is so far the only industry-led ESA-BIC. With the support of Galileo Innovation District of University of Padua, Officina Stellare strongly aims at contributing to the development of a strong entrepreneurial texture and to promote innovation mechanisms in connection with the Space Economy. While focusing primarily on the Veneto region and the entire North-East basin, the incubation opportunity is open to any participant fulfilling the requirements.

via Galileo Galilei, 5, 20051 Cassina de' Pecchi (MI)

Via della Tecnica, 87/89, 36030 Sarcedo (VI) Italy

Officina Stellare promotes a corporate culture based on integrity, legality, and transparency, combating illegal conduct through ethical principles and compliance systems.

Officina Stellare designs and manufactures opto-electronic systems for Earth Observation, defense, and secure laser communications in space.

Officina Stellare’s website outlines policies for collecting, using, and disclosing personal data to provide and improve the service.