Witnessing significant growth and development in recent years, the space-tech industry in Hyderabad, Telangana is emerging as a hub for space-tech startups and companies. Additionally, Telangana is implementing various policies and initiatives to make the space industry conducive for setting up and thriving in the city. Initiatives such as the
After the successful launch of Skyroot’s Vikram-S and Dhruva Space’s 2 nanosats, the space tech market is abuzz in Hyderabad. Additionally, Telangana recently launched India’s first integrated rocket design, manufacturing, and test facility. This will be facilitated by the Skyroot Aerospace facility. Aiming to transform Telangana as the Space Technology
After India’s first rocket launch, another Hyderabad-based space startup aims for the stars. On 26th November, Dhruva Space launched two amateur radio communication nanosatellites as part of ISRO”s PSLV C54 mission. The launch took off at Sriharikota. Earlier this month, on 18th Nov, Skyroot made history with the launch of
Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology (SNIST) partners with Hyderabad-based Dhruva Space to establish a standalone space technology center to design and launch its first-ever Lower Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite. SNIST launched SREESAT-1, a balloon Cubesat in 2019 from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TFIR) Center in Hyderabad. In