Founded in 2017, we are pioneering hybrid propulsion with a patented rocket technology that simplifies operations, cuts launch costs, and enables sovereign access to space. Today, we are Canada's most advanced rocket company, with a maiden suborbital space launch scheduled for 2026 and a first orbital launch scheduled for 2028.
To reshape access to space with a new generation of hybrid launch vehicles — delivering rapid, routine, and sovereign access to orbit on timelines aligned with commercial and defence needs.
To ensure unmatched operational flexibility for both commercial space innovation and national security.
Hybrid rockets, which feature both liquid and solid propellant, are known for their simplicity and low-part count. But for nearly a century, their commercialization was blocked by challenges in overcoming stable performance. Until now... Having solved the challenge of stabilizing the oxidizer-to-fuel ratio during combustion, we are unlocking a new generation of launch capability.
Our breakthrough allows our rockets to leverage hybrid technologies to reach space, unlocking the advantages of hybrids without their traditional limits. By simplifying fuel handling and lowering operational risks, we deliver greater reliability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. The result is responsive access to space with propulsion designed for performance and practicality.
Solving a 90-year-old challenge to unlock the benefits of hybrid rockets and secure sovereign launch capability.
A hybrid engine, engineered for scalable manufacturing, simplified ground operations and precise orbit delivery.
Combining efficiency, precision, and adaptability to enable mission flexibility and endurance for satellites.
One of only several ITAR-free rocket providers, RDX rockets are designed and manufactured in Canada.
From our base in Longueuil, Québec, Reaction Dynamics taps into a world-class aerospace ecosystem to propel Canadian innovation and build the rockets that will secure Canada’s access to space.
Our base of operations, with offices and workshop for development of core technologies.
Our test site facilities, where key technologies get pushed to the limit.
Scheduled for a demonstration launch in 2026, RDX's Aurora demonstrator will be the first hybrid rocket to reach space. It will leverage unique characteristics of hybrid rockets to ensure complete operational flexibility for both commercial and defence sector launches.
With Aurora‑1 preparing to fly in 2026 and our orbital pathfinder on the horizon for 2028, Canada’s path to sovereign launch is no longer a distant ambition, but a reality being designed, engineered and built at RDX. The countdown has begun.
RDX and Space Machines Company (Australia) sign a pivotal MOU advancing responsive space operations, combining on-demand launch with in-orbit inspection and servicing. We were honored to sign in the presence of Canadian Space Agency President, Lisa Campbell.
CEO & Chief Technical Officer
Leading RDX technical vision and driving innovation in hybrid propulsion technology.
Chief Operating Officer
Overseeing operations to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in our projects.
Chief Commercial Officer
Building long-term customer relationships across the market.
Fluid System Lead
Managing fluid systems to optimize performance and reliability of our rockets.
Structures Design Lead
Designing robust structures that withstand the rigors of launch and space travel.
Avionics & GNC Lead
Ensuring our rockets navigate accurately with advanced avionics and guidance systems.
Thrust Chambers Lead
Leading RDX thrust chambers team to propel our rockets.
Quality and Compliance Director
Leading Quality and Compliance across our company.
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