
Infinity Space Providers
about us
Infinity Space Providers (ISP) is a European propulsion architecture company developing MHOTS — a modular, cluster-enabled hybrid propulsion system designed to enable distributed, scalable and storable space mobility.
Unlike traditional solid or liquid systems, MHOTS provides a throttleable hybrid propulsion layer that can be integrated across multiple launch architectures. The system is designed to support orbital transfer, micro-launch augmentation, and emerging distributed tactical mobility concepts.
ISP is currently advancing the demonstration of its 5–10 kN throttleable hybrid module through an industrial test campaign in Europe, with the long-term objective of establishing a transatlantic hybrid propulsion standard.
Industrial Positioning
ISP is not developing a standalone launcher, but a propulsion architecture layer intended to reduce internal propulsion development costs for launch integrators while enabling scalable clustered configurations.
The company’s roadmap includes European industrial validation followed by transatlantic expansion and U.S. industrial partnerships.
Strategic Vision
ISP aims to establish MHOTS as a modular hybrid propulsion reference architecture across allied ecosystems. By combining storable oxidizer systems, clustered scalability, and certification-driven governance, ISP is building a long-term industrial propulsion standard.
