We are proud to announce our first international partnership!
Curtin Space Science and Technology Centre’s (SSTC) upcoming Binar Space Program Prospector mission will use a HyNOx propulsion system developed by ISPTech.

The cubesat will survey the surface of the moon to identify lunar resources, and will include a HyNOx propulsion system with a 1N thruster as well as thrusters developed by Binar.

The propulsion system is capable of increasing the spacecraft’s velocity by more than 700km/h and builds on more than 10 years of research and development activities at DLR in the field of in-space propulsion.
It will support Binar’s mission with green, reliable, high-performance and cost-effective propulsion technology. Read the full press release here:

International space partnership taking WA tech to new heights – News at Curtin | Curtin University, Perth, Australia