Agile Space Industries, also known as Agile Space Propulsion, is a designer and manufacturer specializing in chemical propulsion systems, including thrusters and rocket engines for spacecraft. They utilize advanced additive manufacturing (3D printing) and hot fire testing to rapidly develop and deliver in-space propulsion solutions for civil, commercial, and military markets. Agile is also developing the Tulsa Space Test Center (TSTC), a facility dedicated to in-space propulsion testing. Lockheed Martin is among their investors and they supply thrusters for lunar landers being built by Astrobotic Technology and ispace.
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Victus Haze is part of the Space Force’s effort to develop more agile space systems similar to the Victus Nox mission that launched in September on a Firefly rocket.
True Anomaly will demonstrate an upgraded variant of the Jackal AOV that enables multi-orbit missions with a high-acceleration, high delta-V propulsion system being developed with Agile Space Industries.
Agile Space won a Small Business Innovation Research Phase 2 contract from SpaceWERX to further develop its Mobile Payload Processing Center.
Agile Space was one of 19 companies that received SBIR Phase 2 contracts under the Tactically Responsive Space Challenge.
Agile Space raised $13,000,000 in 2024 and one of its investors is Lockheed Martin Ventures.
The Space Rapid Capabilities Office plans to work with smaller commercial firms to enable continuous delivery and production of software for agile space operations.
Agile Space Systems has supported testing and evaluation of liquid-propellant space-propulsion systems for critical missions since 2009.
Agile Space Industries designed, manufactured, tested, iterated, and delivered the preburner in a 19-week timeline.
Agile Space Industries supplies propulsion components to lunar exploration companies including Astrobotic and ispace.
Agile Space Industries plans to expand its metal additive manufacturing and chemical propulsion testing infrastructure with its latest funding.
Agile Space Industries has started delivering flight hardware for lunar missions while also developing and delivering chemical propulsion solutions for aerospace and defense customers.
Agile Space Industries completed a prior seed funding round in 2020.
Agile Space Industries is supplying thrusters for robotic lunar landers being built by Astrobotic Technology and Japan’s ispace.
Lockheed Martin Ventures invested in Agile Space Industries after Agile collaborated with Lockheed Martin on multiple projects.
Agile Space Industries acquired Pittsburgh-based Tronix3D in 2021 and created Agile Additive.
Caruso Ventures led Agile Space Industries’ 2023-06-23 seed funding round.
Agile Space Industries was established in 2019 when Agile Space Propulsion merged with Advanced Mobile Propulsion Test.
Agile Space Industries has raised more than $18,000,000 to date.
Agile Space Industries raised $13,000,000 in a seed funding round announced 2023-06-23.
Agile Additive was created in 2021 after Agile Space Industries acquired Pittsburgh-based Tronix3D.