Magdrive
Magdrive develops advanced spacecraft propulsion systems, including the Magdrive Rogue, a high-power system designed for various satellite applications.
Company Overview
Magdrive is a pioneering company specializing in next-generation spacecraft propulsion systems. Known for its cutting-edge technology, the company has developed the Magdrive Rogue, a compact, high-power propulsion system specifically designed for satellites and spacecraft. Magdrive employs advanced metal propellant techniques to generate high-energy plasma, making its products highly efficient and powerful.
Magdrive Rogue Propulsion System
The Magdrive Rogue is a revolutionary propulsion system that offers significant advancements in satellite and spacecraft technology. Capable of generating thrust an order of magnitude higher than other similarly sized electric propulsion systems, the full system fits inside a single 2U cubesat with a dry mass of just 2 kg. This compact yet powerful solution uses metal propellants to create high-energy plasma, setting new standards in the industry.
Applications of Magdrive Technology
Magdrive's propulsion systems have a range of applications, including sustained rendezvous proximity operations (RPO) for satellite servicing, stochastic movement for defense satellites, and constellation management for avoidance maneuvers in Low Earth Orbits. These capabilities make Magdrive's technology versatile and invaluable for modern space exploration and satellite operations.
Industry Recognition
Magdrive has gained considerable recognition in the space industry. The company participated in the US Space Force's Hyperspace Challenge accelerator and was also featured by Forbes. Additionally, Magdrive took part in the AWS Space Accelerator Program, further cementing its position as a leader in advanced spacecraft propulsion technology.
Location and Headquarters
Magdrive is headquartered at Unit 4, Bep0 Building, Thomson Avenue, Harwell Campus, United Kingdom, OX11 0GD. This strategic location allows the company to be at the forefront of aerospace innovation and research, further enhancing its ability to develop groundbreaking propulsion systems for the modern space industry.