Manastu Space Technologies Transfers Green Propulsion System to DRDO for Satellite Operations
Key Ideas
  • Manastu Space Technologies transferred its iBooster Green Propulsion System to DRDO for satellite operations, aiding in orbit maintenance.
  • The technology, designed for satellites weighing 100–500 kg, will be tested on an upcoming ISRO mission, showcasing its capabilities internationally.
  • The hydrogen peroxide-based fuel of the propulsion system is safer and more sustainable, aligning with eco-friendly advancements in space exploration.
  • This collaboration highlights the significant role of Indian startups in advancing defense and space technology sectors.
Mumbai-based start-up Manastu Space Technologies has transferred its innovative iBooster Green Propulsion System to the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). This technology, crucial for maintaining satellites in their orbits, is specifically designed for satellites weighing 100–500 kg. It supports essential operations like orbit raising and station-keeping. The system will soon undergo trials on an upcoming mission of the Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, demonstrating its capabilities globally. Developed with backing from DRDO's Technology Development Fund, this collaboration emphasizes the role of startups in India's defense and space technology sectors. The propulsion system's hydrogen peroxide-based fuel offers a safer and more sustainable alternative to traditional options, contributing to eco-friendly advancements in space exploration.
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