The chosen startups—Bengaluru-based Astrome Technologies and Hyderabad-based Azista Industries and Dhruva Space—will receive ₹5 crore each to develop and demonstrate robust, modular, and scalable small satellite platforms.
IN-SPACe said these MoUs will help both sides work together to set up the Centre of Excellence for Space Technologies and the Space Manufacturing Park.
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