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Dawn Aerospace has provided in-space propulsion products to customers across the globe since 2019.
Dawn Aerospace and D-Orbit have been working together since early 2019.
Since launching on SpaceX’s Transporter-1 mission in January 2021, D-Orbit’s ION Satellite Carrier has performed hundreds of in-space firings of each Dawn Aerospace B20 thruster.
Dawn Aerospace's green propellant system can save satellite operators about $500,000 per satellite by eliminating safety precautions required for hydrazine.
Hiber Four was equipped with a green propulsion system developed by Dawn Aerospace and Hyperion Technologies.
Hiber worked with Dawn Aerospace and Hyperion Technologies under support from the European Space Agency and the Netherlands Space Office via the ARTES program.
Dawn Aerospace received approval from the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority on 2020-12-09 to begin flying the Dawn Mk-II Aurora.
Prior to developing the spaceplane, Dawn Aerospace developed thrusters that use nitrous oxide and propene instead of hydrazine.
The Dawn Mk-II Aurora is a 4.8-meter-long test vehicle developed by Dawn Aerospace as part of a campaign to develop a spaceplane to conduct multiple daily flights from conventional airports.
Dawn Aerospace worked closely with the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority over 18 months to establish flight procedures and systems that allow the Dawn Mk-II Aurora to operate alongside conventional aircraft.
Dawn Aerospace worked with the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority over the last 18 months to design flight procedures and systems for safe integration with other aircraft users.
Dawn Aerospace plans first flights of the Mk-II Aurora in 2021 from a remote, uninhabited airport on the South Island of New Zealand.
Dawn Aerospace plans to conduct a suborbital flight in 2020 to mature launcher technology and carry payloads to microgravity.
Dawn Aerospace’s founding team met in 2010 while working on suborbital rockets at Delft University of Technology.
Dawn Aerospace is working to close a $10,000,000 Series A round in the second quarter of 2020.
Dawn Aerospace is developing launcher propulsion and avionics in New Zealand with test flights planned there.
Dawn Aerospace has achieved more than $1,000,000 in sales.
Tuhua Ventures led Dawn Aerospace’s seed round in 2018.
Dawn Aerospace aims to build 50 cubesat thrusters and 100 microsatellite thrusters in 2020.
Dawn Aerospace has raised a little over $2,000,000.