OhmSpace

OhmSpace is an aerospace technology company that specializes in developing spacecraft electric propulsion technology.

OhmSpace is a spacecraft propulsion technology company developing high-temperature electric resistojet systems for satellites and orbital platforms. Its propulsion technology uses electrically heated propellants, including water, xenon, krypton, and ammonia, to generate thrust for spacecraft maneuvering. The company’s STAR propulsion product family includes STAR-Water-micro for microsatellites and STAR-X for larger telecommunications spacecraft. Its systems are designed to support collision avoidance, orbit adjustments, attitude control, and satellite deorbiting while providing alternatives to conventional hazardous chemical propulsion systems.

InspeCity

Inspecity is a space technology company that develops solutions for sustainability in the new space economy.

InspeCity is a space technology company developing in-orbit satellite servicing systems to extend spacecraft lifespans and support sustainable orbital operations. Its technology combines green propulsion, robotic manipulation, and autonomous rendezvous, proximity operations, and docking (RPOD) for satellite maintenance and servicing missions. The company’s development programs include GITA, RAMA, CHAKSU, and VEDA, which form part of its planned orbital servicing architecture. InspeCity is working toward spacecraft life extension, in-orbit refueling, and robotic servicing capabilities that could reduce satellite replacement requirements and support long-term space infrastructure.

Bellatrix Aerospace

Bellatrix Aerospace is a space company designing and producing cutting-edge propulsion systems tailored for in-space maneuverability.

Bellatrix Aerospace is a space technology company developing satellite propulsion systems and orbital mobility solutions for commercial and government spacecraft missions. Its propulsion portfolio includes Arka Hall-effect electric thrusters, Rudra green chemical propulsion systems, Jal water-powered plasma thrusters, and Fingernail miniature propulsion technology. The company also develops Pushpak, an orbital transfer vehicle designed for satellite deployment and hosted payload missions. Its propulsion systems support satellite maneuvering, orbit maintenance, constellation deployment, and spacecraft operations across low Earth orbit and higher orbital environments.

Dawn Aerospace

Dawn Aerospace focuses on sustainable spacecraft by offering satellite propulsion systems and same-day reusable launch vehicles.

Dawn Aerospace is a space transportation company developing reusable spaceplanes and chemical propulsion systems for satellites and spacecraft. Its Aurora spaceplane combines rocket propulsion with aircraft-style operations to support frequent suborbital flights, high-altitude research, and technology testing. The company also manufactures non-toxic satellite propulsion systems, including SatDrive and CubeDrive, which allow spacecraft to maneuver, adjust their orbits, and support extended operations in space.