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Magdrive Limited, established in 2019 and headquartered in Didcot, United Kingdom, specializes in developing advanced spacecraft propulsion systems tailored for small satellites. The company's innovative technology features a plasma thruster that combines the high thrust of chemical rockets with the high efficiency of electric thrusters. This dual capability allows spacecraft to travel faster and longer while reducing propellant requirements, thereby lowering costs and improving fuel efficiency for satellite maneuvers and missions in Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

Perceptive Space is a technology company developing an AI-driven platform to forecast and manage space weather conditions. This platform provides real-time, tailored predictions and decision support to satellite operators and launch providers, helping them extend mission lifetimes and reduce operational disruptions caused by harsh space environments.

Magdrive Limited, established in 2019 and headquartered in Didcot, United Kingdom, specializes in developing advanced spacecraft propulsion systems tailored for small satellites. The company's innovative technology features a plasma thruster that combines the high thrust of chemical rockets with the high efficiency of electric thrusters. This dual capability allows spacecraft to travel faster and longer while reducing propellant requirements, thereby lowering costs and improving fuel efficiency for satellite maneuvers and missions in Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

Space DOTS is revolutionizing how the space industry approaches exploration beyond Earth. We're not just gathering data—we’re unlocking the environmental intelligence that will shape the future of interplanetary missions. Our miniaturized systems provide real-time, mission-critical environmental and materials intelligence from space. This on-demand data empowers engineers and mission planners to cut spacecraft design margins by up to 20% and slash failure rates by 10%, optimizing design and improving the management of complex, high-stakes missions, including crewed expeditions. Whether it’s Earth orbits, the Moon, Mars, or beyond, Space DOTS is clearing the path for the space industry to innovate faster, with less risk and more economic opportunity. With the right intelligence, we’re not just deploying enhanced and safer space assets—we’re building the future of human expansion into the cosmos.

Founded in 2022, Seaflight Technologies is a logistics company based in Carson, California. It specializes in creating an efficient network for flown cargo along coastal routes using simple, electric, remote-piloted craft that fly close to the water's surface.

Beyond Aero designs and develops hydrogen-electric propulsion systems for business aviation, aiming to redefine private travel with zero-emission, six-passenger aircraft. The company is redesigning a CS23 airframe around hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion and an electric drive, integrating hydrogen storage, fuel cells, and advanced cooling to enable flights up to 800 nautical miles (approximately 1,500 km). Founded in 2020, it operates from offices in Toulouse, Paris, and Los Angeles and relies on a multinational engineering team. The business model centers on delivering energy-efficient private aviation powered by hydrogen-electric technology, seeking to reduce environmental impact compared with traditional jets. Beyond Aero has demonstrated progress with a manned hydrogen-electric flight in France and participates in industry initiatives advancing zero-emission aviation.

Charter Space develops an operating system for the space industry and a collaborative platform called UBIK that supports satellite missions from planning through operation. The platform automates manual tasks, streamlines workflows, and provides data warehousing, unified engineering tools, and version-controlled traceability to reduce engineering overhead, improve coordination among teams, and facilitate reporting and insurance processes. It aims to enable seamless interfaces with partners and other organizations, letting engineers focus on engineering while managers and executives gain clear metrics and visibility across the project lifecycle.

Lúnasa Space is a UK-based start-up focused on developing a reusable orbital transfer vehicle for the transportation of small satellites to Low-Earth Orbit (LEO). The company aims to enhance space logistics by providing an innovative system that enables precise deployment of satellites into their designated orbits. In addition to its core vehicle, Lúnasa offers reusable and automated miniature space stations that facilitate in-space satellite relocation and maintenance services, thereby supporting sustainable operations in the growing in-space economy.

ThinkOrbital specializes in the development of scalable and cost-efficient space infrastructure tailored for the emerging New Space economy. The company offers innovative platforms designed for single-launch, autonomous assembly in orbit, utilizing mature technologies currently available. This approach opens up new possibilities in various areas, including satellite servicing, space debris processing, in-space manufacturing, on-orbit storage, refueling, space tourism, and research. By focusing on providing commercially operated, low-cost, and versatile space stations, ThinkOrbital aims to support a diverse range of space-related activities and foster the growth of the industry.

Magdrive Limited, established in 2019 and headquartered in Didcot, United Kingdom, specializes in developing advanced spacecraft propulsion systems tailored for small satellites. The company's innovative technology features a plasma thruster that combines the high thrust of chemical rockets with the high efficiency of electric thrusters. This dual capability allows spacecraft to travel faster and longer while reducing propellant requirements, thereby lowering costs and improving fuel efficiency for satellite maneuvers and missions in Low Earth Orbit (LEO).