Computadores, Redes e Ingenierķa, S.A. (CRISA) is a Spanish company founded in 1985 to develop and manufacture electronics and software products for aerospace applications.
In 2000, CRISA became part of the EADS Astrium group.
CRISA is based north of Madrid and employs around 240 people. (January 2004)
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CRISA (Computadoras, Redes e Ingeniería, S.A.) is a Spanish company founded in 1985 to design and manufacture electronic equipment and software for space applications: satellites, launchers, orbital infrastructure and space transportation vehicles.
Crisa, presently employing more than 290 people, is integrated into Astrium S.L., Spain 's leading space company.
The company has played a relevant role in most ESA's scientific and Earth observation missions, developing payload processors and hardware and software controllers: data processing units, control units, power conditioning and distribution units, ground segment and test bench equipment.
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