3rd cohort of AIC T-Hub SpaceTech accelerator Orbit takes off with 13 startups
The AIC T-Hub SpaceTech accelerator program, Orbit, has launched its third cohort featuring 13 startups focused on various space technologies. These startups will receive mentorship and access to industry experts to enhance their capabilities. The initiative reflects the growing momentum in India's SpaceTech sector, supported by increased private participation and investment.
- ▪The third cohort of the AIC T-Hub SpaceTech accelerator program, Orbit, includes 13 startups.
- ▪The selected startups are working on technologies related to propulsion systems, satellite intelligence, and more.
- ▪Hyderabad is becoming a significant hub for the SpaceTech sector in India.
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The third cohort of AIC T-Hub SpaceTech accelerator programme Orbit comprising 13 startups seeking to handhold the enterprises through multiple initiatives has been launched.The selected startups are engaged in building critical technologies across propulsion systems, orbital servicing, sovereign compute, satellite intelligence, space energy systems, satellite connectivity and downstream geospatial technologies. They will gain access to leading experts, investors, former ISRO leaders and veterans from India’s space sector through specialised masterclasses, mentorship sessions and industry engagements, T-Hub said in a release.Sanyark Space Technologies, Trishul Space, Kessler Dynamics, Velotrax, Zoove Space, Space OS, Humanity Space, Landlens, STAR Labs, Red Balloon Aerospace, Astro…
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