ThrustMe

ThrustMe creates electric propulsion systems that run on solid iodine for satellites from 10 to 300 kg. The systems fit in tight spaces like CubeSats and deliver high thrust for orbit raises, station keeping, collision dodges, and end-of-life disposal. Products such as NPT30-I2 have flown in space since 2020, proving reliable performance in real missions. This setup cuts costs over gas propellants by skipping high-pressure tanks. Customers use them for constellation ops and rideshares.
Aurora Propulsion Technologies

Aurora Propulsion Technologies is a space technology company that develops propulsion and deorbiting systems for small satellites and CubeSats. Its products include water-based resistojet thrusters for orbit adjustments, attitude control, and collision avoidance, along with plasma brake technology designed to remove satellites from orbit at the end of their missions. The company’s Aurora Resistojet Modules and Aurora Plasma Brake systems support satellite maneuverability, mission lifetime management, and orbital debris prevention without requiring large propulsion systems.