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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Chris Pearson planned to take a break in early 2023 but instead joined Agile Space Industries.
During Andrew Thompson’s tenure, Agile Space Industries raised $9,000,000 in a previously unreported seed funding round led by Caruso Ventures that was completed in October.
Agile Space Industries was established in 2019 when Agile Space Propulsion merged with Advanced Mobile Propulsion Test.
Agile Space Industries is supplying thrusters for robotic lunar landers being built by Astrobotic Technology and ispace.
Agile Space Industries raised a $9,000,000 seed round during Andrew Thompson’s tenure, led by Caruso Ventures.
Agile Space Industries develops spacecraft chemical propulsion products and operates propulsion test facilities and additive manufacturing technology.
Agile Space Industries is setting up a streamlined workflow from shipping and receiving through production at its new Durango facility.
In 2021 Agile Space Industries acquired Tronix3D, a Pittsburgh-based additive manufacturer.
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Agile Space Industries was established in 2009 and has been designing, developing, and testing propulsion technology for government agencies and prime contractors since then.
Agile Space Industries successfully performed a hot fire test for Griffin in January 2021 using a test cell that simulated vacuum and harsh space conditions.
Agile Space Industries will deliver twelve flight ACS thrusters for Griffin and will build spare and fit check thrusters.
Agile Space Industries performed the first hot fire test for the ACS thrusters in January 2021 using a test cell that simulated the vacuum and harsh conditions of space.