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ExoOPS™ – Mission Design is built on Exotrail's in-house flight dynamics and object-oriented core, ExoOPS™-Engine.
Exotrail signed a license contract with Thales Alenia Space for ExoOPS™, its simulation and operation software dedicated to space mobility.
David Henri is the Chairman of Exotrail.
Exotrail's product development strategy aims to position ExoOPS™ as a leading orbital mechanics tool supporting deployment of complex missions from the early design phase to in-orbit operation.
Exotrail performed an altitude change demonstration in December 2020 during the mission.
Exotrail plans additional demonstrations in 2021 to show altitude change, inclination correction, station-keeping, plane change, collision avoidance, anomaly response, and de-orbit capability.
Exotrail conducted an In-Orbit Demonstration mission launched to Low Earth Orbit on 2020-11-07 aboard a PSLV rocket.
Exotrail signed contracts in 2020 worth more than 1,000,000 EUR with customers including the European Space Agency, the French space agency CNES, and AAC Clyde Space.
Exotrail raised 11,000,000 EUR in an investment round announced in July.
CNES signed a software licensing contract with Exotrail this summer to use ExoOPS – Mission Design.
CNES mission design analysis and system engineering teams are using ExoOPS – Mission Design advanced functionalities developed by Exotrail.
Exotrail signed two contracts with the European Space Agency for its smallsat electric propulsion technology.
Exotrail's second contract with the European Space Agency requires delivery of a propulsion system in 2021 followed by testing at the European Space Research and Technology Centre in the Netherlands.
Exotrail plans to expand its manufacturing capacity from roughly 10 propulsion systems per year to around 100 annually by 2022 or 2023.
Exotrail has a demonstration propulsion system on a NanoAvionics cubesat awaiting launch on an Indian PSLV mission that was delayed from November 2019.
Exotrail raised 11,000,000 EUR in a Series A funding round on 2020-07-16.
Exotrail has raised a total of 17,000,000 EUR since forming in 2017.
Exotrail hopes to launch its first in-space transportation system, dubbed Space Van, by 2024 to provide last-mile services for 10 or more nanosatellites after launcher separation.
Exotrail has a propulsion system on a smallsat scheduled to launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 late 2020 for an undisclosed customer.
Exotrail has two propulsion systems scheduled to launch next year on cubesats that Clyde Space is building for Eutelsat.