Morpheus Space is a space mobility company that specializes in developing electric propulsion systems for small satellites. As a manufacturer, they provide modular and scalable Field Emission Electric Propulsion (FEEP) systems, including their GO-2 thruster, designed for collision avoidance, station keeping, and deorbiting. The company partners with organizations across the space industry to enhance its offerings and promote interoperability, counting NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory among its collaborators. Morpheus Space aims to enable more sustainable and flexible satellite operations in the burgeoning space economy.
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Morpheus Space builds modular electric propulsion systems based on NanoFEEP technology.
Morpheus Space validated its next-generation electric propulsion system in July 2025 through an on-orbit demonstration mission with D-Orbit.
Morpheus Space first tested its propulsion technology in orbit in February 2019.
Morpheus Space was founded by researchers from Technische Universität Dresden.
Morpheus Space partnered with Kayhan Space in 2022 to produce an integrated collision avoidance system combining space domain awareness software with onboard propulsion.
Morpheus Space raised its first funding round in 2020 with Vsquared Ventures leading the round.
Morpheus Space signed a 2021 memorandum of understanding with Rocket Factory Augsburg.
The February 2019 mission qualified Morpheus Space’s propulsion technology for operation in space.
Airbus Ventures, In-Q-Tel, Lavrock Ventures, Pallas Ventures, and Techstars also joined Morpheus Space’s 2020 funding round.
Daniel Bock is the CEO and co-founder of Morpheus Space.
Morpheus Space received a $15 million investment to expand production of its in-space propulsion system.
Morpheus Space’s Dresden mass production facility currently produces 100 units of the company’s proprietary GO-2 electric propulsion system as of July 2025.
Morpheus Space will use the strategic investment to expand mass production capabilities at its mass production facility in Dresden.
Lavrock Ventures, Morpheus Ventures, Pallas Ventures, and Vsquared Ventures participated in the investment round for Morpheus Space.
Alpine Space Ventures led Morpheus Space’s $28 million Series A in 2022 to expand the company’s staff and manufacturing capabilities.
The $15 million investment in Morpheus Space includes funding from Alpine Space Ventures and the European Investment Fund.
Morpheus Space offers electric thrusters and software solutions to provide in-space mobility to satellite operators.
Morpheus Space has released its second-generation electric propulsion system, the GO-2.
Morpheus Space has delivered two marquee products, GO-2 and Journey, to the New Space sector.
Morpheus Space's GO-2 offers high efficiency, modularity, and reliability under a competitive pricing model.