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The Exotrail GEO SpaceVan platform is tailored to meet the needs of small satellites transiting from geostationary transfer orbit to geostationary orbit and to serve requirements of the U.S. Space Force and other DoD agencies.
Exotrail projects the geostationary version of the SpaceVan vehicle to launch in 2026.
The Exotrail transfer vehicle is designed to be deployed into geostationary transfer orbit by a launch vehicle and carry small satellites to their intended locations to reduce reliance on the satellites’ own propulsion and save onboard fuel for critical maneuvers.
Exotrail plans to introduce a new orbital vehicle aimed at small satellites that need to transit from geostationary transfer orbit to their final destination.
The Detumbler will be tested in space in association with Exotrail and EnduroSat early in 2024.
Exotrail expects its first major U.S. investment to be a facility to manufacture thrusters and integrate space tug vehicles so U.S. customers do not have to ship satellites to Europe for integration before U.S. launch.
This contract with Muon Space is Exotrail’s sixth U.S. contract signed 2023.
Muon Space selected Exotrail to supply five spaceware electric propulsion systems for its next-generation ESPA-class spacecraft.
Exotrail created Exotrail U.S. Inc. and Exotrail U.S. Federal Inc. on 2023-08-07 to serve the American market.
Exotrail raised a $58,000,000 Series B round in February to fund its expansion strategy.
Exotrail offers a line of electric propulsion systems called spaceware and provides mission design and operations software.
Exotrail plans to establish a production facility in the United States in the next year for its spaceware thrusters.
Exotrail raised $58,000,000 in a Series B funding round in February to fund the company’s expansion plans.
Exotrail announced a $58,000,000 fundraising round on 2023-02-07 to scale up production of electric thrusters and expand in-space transportation services.
Exotrail has 90 employees and plans to hire 70 more over the next year as it expands into the U.S. and Asian markets.
Exotrail plans to hire more than 70 people globally over the next 12 months.
Exotrail provides the electric propulsion thruster for the Otter Pup mission.
The spacevan vehicle will use Exotrail’s electric thrusters to transport payloads to their designed orbits after launch on Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum rocket.
The funds raised in the Series B round will support the expansion of Exotrail’s international presence with a strong focus on the US and Asian markets.
Exotrail raised $58,000,000 on 2023-02-07 to scale up production of electric thrusters and expand efforts to provide in-space transportation services.