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As satellite constellations scale up, ThrustMe's electric propulsion systems are now used across 25+ constellations worldwide, spanning Europe, North America, and Asia. That scale is grounded in an increased industrial capacity and flight heritage: 500+ systems delivered, 242 launched, and more than 22,000 hours of in-orbit manoeuvres.

ThrustMe, Marble Imaging, and Reflex Aerospace have formed a strategic three-way partnership for an in-orbit demonstration (IOD) of the JPT150, the world’s first low-power iodine Hall thruster system. The propulsion system will be integrated into MIRI, a high-performance Earth observation satellite developed by Reflex Aerospace for Marble Imaging, where it will provide the precise orbit control and maneuvering capabilities needed to support Marble’s daily, very-high resolution imaging objectives.

Milestone reached aboard SpaceX’ Falcon 9 Transporter-14 mission with 26 systems deployed across 7 satellites.

Une collaboration stratégique au service des missions institutionnelles et commerciales, qui contribue directement à l’autonomie technologique de la France et de l’Europe.

ThrustMe, a French provider of advanced in-orbit propulsion solutions for the industrial space era, has successfully entered the North American market, securing partnerships with 10 prominent U.S. and Canadian companies. Notable customers include Starfish, Astro Digital, Magellan Aerospace, Lumen Orbit, Oligo, Turion Space, and Terran Orbital. This achievement comes after only 18 months of industrial production, marking a significant milestone in the company’s international expansion.

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ThrustMe, a satellite propulsion company based in France, is making a strategic push into the U.S. space market, securing a roster of new American customers.

The company announced Feb. 4 it has signed deals with a diverse set of U.S. firms, including Starfish Space, Astro Digital, Magellan Aerospace, Lumen Orbit, Oligo Space, Turion Space, and Terran Orbital, a subsidiary of defense giant Lockheed Martin.