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Spacetech startup Bellatrix Aerospace's Hall Thruster is a highly efficient electric propulsion system that's ideal for microsatellites and can be scaled up for heavier satellites.

Share on Satellites give us a wealth of data and information about Earth and space. They monitor the environment, provide information about defence and security, and help in asset tracking as well. But have you ever wondered how these satellites work? The satellite communication begins from the Earth station, which transmits and receives signals from satellites in the form of high-frequency signals. Bengaluru-based Astrogate Labs is working to ensure high-speed communications for smallsats. Founded in 2017 by IIT alumnus and former Team Indus engineers Nitish Singh and Aditya Kedlaya, the s...

Key requirements of the Indian spacetech sector to become the next space hub Until last year, India’s spacetech efforts were headed by national space agency, ISRO. But in 2020, the sector saw a major transformation with new spacetech norms, which opened up the sector for private players. 0 claps Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), which was launched by Dr Vikram Sarabhai on August 15, 1969, ISRO has been at the forefront of driving the space sector till now.  With the demand for space-based applications and services growing in the country, the government decided to open the secto...

Bengaluru-based Bellatrix Aerospace is an IP-driven spacetech company that was founded in 2015. It specialises in spacecraft propulsion systems and orbital launch vehicles. On February 8, 2021, Bellatrix signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Skyroot Aerospace, a third of its kind. Previously, it had also signed an MoU for its constellation of EO satellites, and joined hands with Dhruva Space for space qualification of one of its propulsion systems.  Bellatrix signed an MoU with Skyroot Aerospace earlier this month ALSO READ Bellatrix is now expanding to develop Orbital Transfer ...

[Jobs Roundup] Join the growing Indian spacetech sector with these openings at Agnikul Cosmos Chennai-based spacetech startup Agnikul Cosmos is working with ISRO to develop launch vehicles. If you are someone who can help in furthering India’s spacetech efforts, one of these job openings might be the right fit for you. 0 claps Share on The Indian spacetech sector is unlocking new opportunities and potential with the new spacetech reforms announced last year. As a part of this, private sectors will now be included for furthering space-related activities. Nodal agency Indian National Space P...