Promin Aerospace has developed an ultra-lightweight launch vehicle utilizing autophagic technology, which employs gasification and pulsation combustion to minimize mass and eliminate space debris. This approach enables rapid satellite deployment within one month, making orbital access feasible for countries, organizations, and individuals previously excluded from space missions.
Funding
$110K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Current satellite launch services are expensive, time-consuming, and contribute to space debris, limiting access to space for many countries, organizations, and individuals. Traditional satellite launches can take months or years to schedule, and each mission adds to the growing problem of orbital debris.
Solution
Promin Aerospace is developing an ultra-lightweight launch vehicle designed for rapid and debris-free deployment of pico and nano satellites. The launch vehicle utilizes a proprietary autophagic technology that gasifies and combusts the solid fuel tank material within the rocket engine, reducing passive mass. This method, combined with pulsation combustion, minimizes the scale factor impact and eliminates space debris. The company's solution aims to democratize space access by enabling satellite deployment within one month, making it feasible for a broader range of users.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes countries, organizations, and individuals seeking affordable and rapid access to space for deploying pico and nano satellites.
Features
- Autophagic technology: Gasification and combustion of solid fuel tank material within the rocket engine.
- Pulsation combustion: Reduces passive mass and scale factor impact.
- Rapid deployment: Satellite launch readiness within one month.
- Debris-free missions: Eliminates space debris left in orbit.
- Designed for pico and nano satellites.