SAS ONE is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Guizzo Space, a leading Italian space-tech company. This partnership marks the beginning of a strategic collaboration where both companies will leverage each other’s capabilities to work together on aerospace, embedded, and high-tech innovation projects.
A Partnership Built on Shared Strengths
Through this MoU, SAS ONE and Guizzo Space will explore ways to collaborate on global projects, combining SAS ONE’s deep expertise in embedded engineering, SoM platforms, and edge intelligence, with Guizzo Space’s proven capability in space-grade electronics and mission-critical systems.
“This collaboration reflects our belief in combining strengths rather than duplicating them,” said Ms. Swapnil Kalra, Co-Founder of SAS ONE.
“Together, we can build smarter, faster, and more reliable technology for space and beyond.”
About Guizzo Space
Guizzo Space, based in Italy, specializes in developing space-qualified analog and digital electronic boards and integrated control systems for satellites and aerospace applications. The company is known for its high-reliability hardware and has achieved global visibility with its LaserCube payload, which was successfully launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 mission from Cape Canaveral.
Guizzo’s strength lies in its ability to deliver space-grade systems with mission-critical precision - a capability that complements SAS ONE’s embedded and product engineering ecosystem.
Strengthening Global Innovation Pipelines
With R&D hubs in Lucknow and Bangalore, SAS ONE will work alongside Guizzo Space on future-facing innovation programs, joint bids, and technology integration opportunities across India and Europe.
“This partnership is a step toward greater technology exchange, mutual growth, and global-scale innovation,” said Mr. Luv Kalra, Founder of SAS ONE.
Looking Ahead
The MoU paves the way for a collaborative journey where SAS ONE and Guizzo Space will jointly pursue proof-of-concept pilots, leverage shared knowledge, and build intelligent systems that serve space-tech, aerospace, and other high-reliability sectors.
This is more than a partnership - it’s a meeting of minds, engineering excellence, and a shared vision to build the future of technology, together.