Eastern Michigan University (EMU) is a public research university that engages in space-related activities through its Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Space Environment Computational Laboratory (SECL). EMU is a space-grant affiliated university that conducts research on space weather's impact on Earth and Mars, utilizing computer modeling and data from NASA and ESA missions. The university also has an aviation program and partners with organizations like Rogue Space Systems on projects like developing electronic propulsion thrusters. EMU provides students with opportunities for hands-on experience in aviation and space physics research.
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Perrone Robotics has an established history of working with institutions of higher learning including the University of Wisconsin, Virginia Tech, Johns Hopkins University, University of Hawaii, University of Virginia, Eastern Michigan University, and Drexel University.
The National Science Foundation awarded a $271,381 research and development grant to Eastern Michigan University and Rogue Space Systems for a project on a new type of electronic propulsion thruster.
Rogue Space Systems and Eastern Michigan University began collaborating in 2021 to advance debris detection and electronic propulsion technologies.