About
Our team of MIT rocket scientists is printing spacecraft propulsion like computer chips. Thanks to Moore's law and the exploding commercial imagery and communications markets, the number of satellites that will be launched over the next few years will surpass the total number launched throughout the history of spaceflight, and we want to sell them propulsion systems. Because our systems are comprised of quarter-sized modular thruster chips, our products can be anything you need them to be--use 8 chips to de-orbit a tiny CubeSat, or arrange hundreds side-by-side to maintain your geostationary satellite's precise attitude. This modularity, and our peculiar liquid propellants that don't require heavy tanks and valves, position us to shake up the stagnant electric propulsion industry for any customer, with any size of satellite, for the first time in nearly 60 years.