About — Ecosmic

Who We Are

We are a tribe of passionate, creative and hungry people who strive to innovate.

Our goal is to make the space sector sustainable, starting from space operations.

Meet us

Luca Castellazzi

Software Developer

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Benedetta M. Cattani

Co-founder, CEO & CTO

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Sean Cowan

Space Software Engineer

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Imane Marouf

Co-founder & CCO

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Nil Martín Millán

GNC Engineer

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Gaia Roncalli

Co-founder & COO

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Advisors

Mike Spaeth

Business Advisor

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Salvatore Vicinanza

Technical Advisor

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Sacha Berna

Creative Advisor

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Latest at Ecosmic

Exciting news from Ecosmic!🚀

Since our inception in 2023, pioneering innovation has been at the core of our mission, driving us to develop modular, high-performance algorithms, starting from space traffic management.

We are over the moon to share

🚀 Following #TTeC 2022, Ecosmic has officially joined the Business Innovation Factory (BIF), @leonardo_company 's startup accelerator created in partnership with @thehublventuregroup 🚀

#BIF #startup #innovation #Telespazio #Leonardo #spacesafety #

Ecosmic is evolving more and more and is full of new ideas and projects for 2023!
It looks like we are on our way to making space more sustainable and safe ✨😎

#teamwork #start-up #spacesafety #spacesustainability #project #innovation

Back to the TTec 2022 awards ceremony, promoted by @leonardo_company and @telespazio_company, which rewarded Ecosmic's team for the development of SAFE!
Some pictures also from the Telespazio Roadshow held in Rome in February, during which @gaia_ohj

Space debris in numbers and sizes
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#spacesustainability
#spacedebris
#spaceexploration
#datavisualization
#earthobservation
#kesslersyndrome

The number of space debris is increasing, disrupting space operations and posing a threat of collisions with functional objects, thus creating even more debris.
The critical evolution of this process is called the Kessler syndrome: a cascade-based s

Exciting news from Ecosmic!🚀

Since our inception in 2023, pioneering innovation has been at the core of our mission, driving us to develop modular, high-performance algorithms, starting from space traffic management.

We are over the moon to share

🚀 Following #TTeC 2022, Ecosmic has officially joined the Business Innovation Factory (BIF), @leonardo_company 's startup accelerator created in partnership with @thehublventuregroup 🚀

#BIF #startup #innovation #Telespazio #Leonardo #spacesafety #

Ecosmic is evolving more and more and is full of new ideas and projects for 2023!
It looks like we are on our way to making space more sustainable and safe ✨😎

#teamwork #start-up #spacesafety #spacesustainability #project #innovation

Back to the TTec 2022 awards ceremony, promoted by @leonardo_company and @telespazio_company, which rewarded Ecosmic's team for the development of SAFE!
Some pictures also from the Telespazio Roadshow held in Rome in February, during which @gaia_ohj

Space debris in numbers and sizes
🌍
#spacesustainability
#spacedebris
#spaceexploration
#datavisualization
#earthobservation
#kesslersyndrome

The number of space debris is increasing, disrupting space operations and posing a threat of collisions with functional objects, thus creating even more debris.
The critical evolution of this process is called the Kessler syndrome: a cascade-based s

Ecosmic in a nutshell

It all begins with an idea and a big challenge ahead.
Millions of space debris and thousands of satellites orbit the Earth, and a collision cascading effect - known as the Kessler syndrome - could prevent space exploration and exploitation. Ecosmic is tackling the space debris issue by developing plug-n-play cutting-edge technology that will enhance the collision avoidance process. Space sustainability is our core value and we want to tell you why it matters. Check out the video below and download our sustainability report.

Our supporters

Business Innovation Factory 2023

Metastars Project cofunded by the European Commission under Grant Agreement 101074337

Netherlands Research Council
Take-off Phase 1 Grant