Emilio Fazzoletto

Emilio Fazzoletto is a Product Manager working in the consumer electronics and edge-AI domain. An electronics engineer trained at Politecnico di Torino and KTH Stockholm, he spent ten years at Argotec (2016-2026), moving from Avionics Engineer to Head of Electronics to Head of Products. He worked on ArgoMoon (Artemis I), led avionics for LICIACube (NASA DART), the first CubeSat to visit an asteroid, contributed to IRIDE and many other small-sat missions, and helped shape the company's civil and defense strategy. He is drawn to the history of technology and how it shifts political balance, and to photography and aviation.

Low Earth orbit satellite with solar arrays above Earth’s limb, linked by thin light lines to a constellation of smaller satellites

The Hardest Part of Building New Space Is Not What You Think

Artificial Intelligence, New Space Economy

Launch costs have fallen forty-fold, yet most satellites still cannot decide without a human in the loop. Why autonomy, not hardware, is new space’s real bottleneck.

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