ISRO expertise to help two space-tech start-ups test rocket systems

The pact will enable Agnikul Cosmos undertake tests and access facilities at ISRO centres to testing its 3D-printed, single-piece, semi-cryo engine and other systems.

ISRO Framework MOU
The Centre’s draft National Space Transportation Policy envisages continued focus on research and development of green fuel. (File)

The Department of Space has signed a framework MoU with Agnikul Cosmos that will allow the aerospace start-up access to Indian Space Research Organisation facilities and expertise for the development and testing of space-launch vehicle subsystems/systems, Press Trust of India reported.

The pact will enable Agnikul Cosmos undertake tests and access facilities at ISRO centres to testing its 3D-printed, single-piece, semi-cryo engine and other systems.

Agnikul Cosmos, based in the National Centre for Combustion R&D at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, will also use ISRO’s technical expertise to test its launch vehicle systems and subsystems.

Get live Share Market updates, Stock Market Quotes, and the latest India News and business news on Financial Express. Download the Financial Express App for the latest finance news.

First published on: 18-09-2021 at 12:36 IST
Next Story
Climate Anxiety: Floundering diplomacy and mismanaged COVID-19