Exotrail's ExoMG-nano propulsion system is intended for platforms fitted with a weight of between 10 kilograms and 20 kilograms, while the ExoMG-micro is developed for satellites of up to 100 kilograms. (Exotrail photo)

WARSAW, Poland — French space startup Exotrail has secured $4.1 million in funding to develop its electric thruster technology and software for smallsats.

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Jarosław Adamowski is a Warsaw, Poland-based correspondent for SpaceNews. He has written for Defense News, the Guardian, the Independent, the Jerusalem Post, and the Prague Post.