ThrustMe

ThrustMe builds electric propulsion systems fueled by iodine for satellites. These products control orbits, avoid collisions, and clear debris for small satellite missions.

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.

SITAEL

SITAEL designs, develops, and produces small satellites, electric propulsion systems, earth observation payloads, and avionics for space missions.

SITAEL handles the full process for small satellites, from design and development to production. It builds advanced electric and chemical propulsion systems that move satellites in space. The company also creates earth observation and science payloads plus platform and payload avionics down to component level. These products support space missions with ESA and NASA certifications for quality.

Agile Space Industries

Agile Space Industries builds and tests in-space chemical propulsion engines and thrusters with in-house 3D printing, hotfire testing, and manufacturing.

Agile Space Industries develops in-space chemical propulsion systems, including rocket engines and thrusters built with in-house 3D printing and precision machining. The company runs thousands of hotfire tests, using detailed performance data to refine engine design and qualification. Its integrated facilities handle design, testing, and manufacturing to deliver propulsion solutions for commercial, civil, and defense space missions.