HyPrSpace
HyPrSpace is a developer of hybrid rocket engine technology for scalable launch options. The company focuses on creating a cost-effective and reliable path to space, offering multiple launch options including dedicated, lead, and shared flights. The technology combines liquid and solid propulsion benefits, allowing thrust modulation and high performance. The patented architecture eliminates turbopumps, reducing…
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HyPrSpace is a developer of hybrid rocket engine technology for scalable launch options. The company focuses on creating a cost-effective and reliable path to space, offering multiple launch options including dedicated, lead, and shared flights. The technology combines liquid and solid propulsion benefits, allowing thrust modulation and high performance. The patented architecture eliminates turbopumps, reducing costs and complexity. The company uses recycled materials and seeks sustainable solutions for space launch operations. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Le Haillan, France, HyPrSpace has raised approximately 25.4 million at the Series A stage with investors including Bpifrance, Red River West, Deeptech 2030 fund, spigroup.fr, Expansion, Naco, and Starburst.
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Space Tech > Launch Vehicles > Small Payload
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