12 Media kit
Everything you need to write about SPiN.
Official logos, the boilerplate, the facts that are safe to publish, and a contact who answers. If you need something that is not here, ask — we usually have it.
Brand assets
- Logo — colour PNG, transparent background, 1600 pxDownload
- Logo — for dark backgrounds PNG, transparent background, 1600 pxDownload
- Mark only — colour PNG, 512 pxDownload
- Mark only — for dark PNG, 512 pxDownload
- Original lockup PNG, 1870 × 665, as suppliedDownload
Please do not redraw, recolour or add effects to the logotype. Keep clear space equal to the height of the globe around the lockup, and do not place the colour logo on a busy photograph — use the dark-background version instead.
Boilerplate
SPiN — Space Products and Innovation — turns satellites into modular systems. Its MA61C intelligent data node is a plug-and-play command and data handling system that recognises each subsystem, configures itself and adapts between supplier protocols, so integration becomes configuration rather than development. Combined with model-based system engineering, SPiN's modularity-as-a-service reduces design costs by 50%, production costs by 30% and integration time by a year. Founded in 2015, headquartered in Frascati with offices in Germany, Luxembourg, the UK and the US, SPiN has flown MA61C on SPiN-1 and the PHOENIX re-entry capsule.
Approved for use in press releases and articles. Please keep the figures as written.
Facts and figures
- Founded
- 2015, Darmstadt, Germany — by Ran Qedar, Giulia Federico and Saish Sridharan
- Headquarters
- Frascati, Italy
- Offices
- Italy · Germany · Luxembourg · UK · USA
- Product
- MA61C, a plug-and-play intelligent data node (C&DH)
- Funding
- €1.74M raised to date; €1.63M seed led by Galaxia (January 2024)
- Flight heritage
- SPiN-1 (2022) · PHOENIX 1 (2025) · SPiN-2
Press contact
Talk to a person.
For media enquiries, interview requests or tailored information, the communications team is available to support your coverage.
Authorised representatives: Ran Qedar, Giulia Federico, Saish Sridharan.
Recent coverage
- 22 Oct 2026 SPiN at IAC 2026: Advancing Modular Avionics and Building International Partnerships
- 14 Sept 2026 From digital twins to real hardware: SPiN and TestNest advance modular spacecraft testing
- 5 May 2026 SPiN Contributes to ESA-Funded Project Demonstrating Modular Space Technology for Space Applications
- 22 Dec 2025 Internationalisation as a driver of commercial growth: SPiN’s 2025 journey across global space markets
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