T4i - Technology for Propulsion and Innovation, established in 2014 as a spin-off of Padua University, is an Italian company focused on innovative propulsion systems for space applications. As a manufacturer and subsystem supplier, T4i develops electric, chemical, and cold gas propulsion systems for small satellites, micro-launchers, and sounding rockets. Their key products include the REGULUS electric propulsion module and various chemical propulsion systems utilizing hydrogen peroxide, serving customers like Leonardo, Thales Alenia Space, and ASI. T4i aims to provide versatile, customizable, and cost-effective propulsion solutions for the evolving space market.
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The demonstration used a Dornier Alpha Jet aircraft and T4i’s HAX25 sounding rocket equipped with avionics supplied by GMV.
PressureGuard is the third challenge in Fabbricare Spazio and is promoted by T4I of Monselice, Padua.
The 12 companies in the Italy pavilion are Connex Italiana, Cospal Composites, Impulso Space, IngeniArs, Kayser Space, Leonardo, MetaSensing, Nurjana Technologies, Officina Stellare, Optec, T4i – Technology for Propulsion and Innovation, and Zoppas Industries.
The GMV-led consortium includes Novaspace, the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), and T4i Technology for Propulsion and Innovation.
T4i was founded in 2014 by a team led by Professor Daniele Pavarin.
T4i’s first product, REGULUS-50-I2, was launched in space for its IOD mission on 2021-03-22.