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A move toward increased satellite maneuverability is a step forward, but other challenges loom. French startup ThrustMe has announced a jump in orders for its innovative iodine-based propulsion systems for small satellites. The interest indicates a shift toward a more sustainable space environment, according to the company. 

SatNow

ThrustMe, an innovator in iodine-based space propulsion, has announced the surpassing of a remarkable 200 orders, doubling its order book within a mere four months. This milestone not only mirrors the exponential growth within the space industry and the dawn of the industrial space era but also underscores the importance of accessible mobility in a sustainable space environment.

Air & Cosmos

Nous avons échangé avec Ane Aanesland, cofondatrice et présidente de la start-up ThrustMe, mais également ambassadrice france 2030, au sujet des investissements d’avenir français dans le secteur spatial.

Satellite Evolution Group

ThrustMe announces the achievement of over 100 orders for its groundbreaking cold gas I2T5 and gridded ion NPT30-I2 thrusters. This milestone marks a significant turning point for ThrustMe, which was established in 2017 and has grown to encompass a talented team of over 30 dedicated professionals. As the first company to successfully demonstrate the use of iodine in space, ThrustMe has set a new standard for innovation and quality in the industry.

Air & Cosmos Internacional

The Paris-based startup announced on May 25 that it had exceeded 100 orders for two of its products dedicated to cubesats.

Satellite Evolution Group

The DROID.002 mission serves as the initial asset of a small constellation designed to provide continuous debris monitoring and alert services, known as "resiliency" services. In addition to this, the mission aims to generate a deeper understanding of space debris, assisting low-Earth-orbit operators and other debris mitigation companies. To ensure the success of the mission, it will rely on ThrustMe's NPT30-I2-1.5U thrusters as a key component.