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Next-Generation Spacecraft Propulsion

OUR TECHNOLOGY

The Magdrive Rogue is a compact, high-power propulsion system for satellites and spacecraft.

The Magdrive uses a metal propellent to create a high energy plasma.

The Magdrive Rogue generates thrust an order of magnitude higher than other similar sized electric propulsion systems.

The full system fits inside a single 2U cubesat with a dry mass of 2 kg.  

Key Applications

  • Sustained RPO

    Long term rendezvous and proximity operations for satellite servicing, imaging, ISAM/IOSM, and maximizing the value of space logistics and servicing vehicles

  • Stochastic Movement

    To make defense satellites untraceable by enabling sustained unpredictable orbits above key adversarial ground stations

  • Constellation Management

    To achieve high cadence avoidance maneuvers in highly congested Low Earth Orbits, and end of life de-orbiting

Our Team

  • Dr Thomas Clayson

    CTO & Co-Founder

    A Plasma Physicist and Pulsed Power Engineer of Imperial College London and obtained his PhD in plasma laboratory astrophysics in 2018. Thomas has used pulsed power machines and high powered lasers to generate plasmas, studying the effects of magnetic fields, shock waves and radiation.

  • Mark Stokes

    CEO & Co-Founder


    A Mechanical and Machine Learning Engineer of Imperial College London. He has worked at startups and Fortune 500 companies in sales, and in nanomechanics, industrial design, signal processing, computer vision for robotics and aerospace.

  • David Salmon

    Electrical Engineer

  • James Bass

    Mechanical Engineer

  • Chuong Van Dang

    Chief of Staff

  • Charlie Clark

    Mechanical and Flight Engineer

  • Dr Savva Theocharous

    Experimental Physicist

  • Sundeep Patel

    Mechanical Engineer

  • Dr Christos Stavrou

    Head of Numerical Physics

  • Patrick Mabin

    Electrical Engineer

  • George Addison

    Embedded Systems Engineer

  • Mayank Drolia

    Mayank Drolia

    Numerical Physicist

  • Dr George Hicks

    Experimental Physicist

Our Advisors

  • Dr Simon Bland

    Plasma Physics
    Imperial College London

  • Dr Aaron Knoll

    Spacecraft Engineering
    Imperial College London

  • Jerry Welsh

    Former CEO of ICEYE US

  • Andrew Beswick

    Technology corporate, financier, entrepreneur

  • Michael Curtis-Rouse

    Manufacturing for Space
    Satellite Applications Catapult

OUR PARTNERS

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