Systems

Telespazio design and implement systems, services and solutions for enhancing the GNSS experience in any operational condition in multiple domains.
Prof. Luciano Lenzini, a pioneer in bringing the Internet to Italy, met with Telespazio engineers and technicians at the Fucino Space Centre, through which the first Internet link between Italy and the United States passed 40 years ago.
Connecting entire villages to the national network through an infrastructure that combines satellite, fiber and wireless connections, in order to bring quality digital services even to the hardest-to-reach areas. This is the goal of the trial carried out in Lombardy, whose preliminary results were presented at the Milan office of the Department for Digital Transformation. Telespazio took part in the initiative by developing a proprietary backhauling solution that aggregates multiple satellite links.
On September 15th 2026, at 03:21 Italian time, the FLEX and Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellites of the European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launched from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana. Both travelled aboard the same launcher, Avio's Vega-C, and are now flying in tandem orbit, spaced roughly ten seconds apart, at an altitude of around 800 kilometres.

Telespazio design and implement systems, services and solutions for enhancing the GNSS experience in any operational condition in multiple domains.

Thanks to its long experience in the field and early involvement in the development of Navigation systems, Telespazio designs several upstream solutions supporting GNSS most challenging performances.

Telespazio provides a set of dedicated GNSS applications which support users in several domain, such as General Aviation, Maritime and RPAS.

Telespazio has a solid knowledge of navigation satellite systems and it has developed support infrastructures to test and monitor GNSS performances.
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