Dr. Emma Gatti talks with Martin Sarret of Enpulsion GmbH about their FEEP technology and mission to make launches more faster, affordable and efficient.
Dr. Emma Gatti talks with Martin Sarret of Enpulsion GmbH about their FEEP technology and mission to make launches faster, more affordable, and more efficient. Enpulsion, a seven-year-old company specializing in field emission electric propulsion (FEEP) technology, has moved its production to Vienna Airport to expand its capacity and facilitate export logistics. The company, which is 100% export-based, has 200 thrusters in orbit, doubling this number in a year, providing valuable data for product development. Enpulsion has not sought venture capital, opting for a pure commercial growth model to maintain control over financial decisions. They are currently scaling up their Nano thruster and developing a new product, the Neo, for larger satellites, with plans for launch in 2024.
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