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3D-printed rocket engine components with dense injector and cooling channels generated by LEAP 71's Noyron software
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Noyron RP (licensed design software)

LEAP 71's engine-design software, licensed to other rocket companies so their own engineers can generate propulsion component geometry.

Why it matters

Licensing the tool rather than selling finished engines lets established launch developers speed up their own programs. The Exploration Company signed a renewable five-year license in 2026 for its next-generation engines.

How the technology works

Noyron RP turns performance requirements into manufacturable rocket engine component designs, encoding physics, engineering rules and production limits. Licensees run it inside their own engineering process and check the resulting designs with their usual analysis and testing.

Sources

  1. LEAP 71 press releaseMar 24, 2026
  2. LEAP 71 press releaseDec 11, 2025

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