The historic success of ISRO’s Chandrayaan-3 mission to the Moon has sparked significant interest among startups, aiming to tap into India’s burgeoning space sector. Former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan highlighted this trend, noting the potential for entrepreneurship in space technology. Entrepreneurs in the field now have a promising new accelerator, Vaanam, designed to nurture space sector ventures. The accelerator, co-founded by Sameer Bharat Ram and Hariharan Vedamurthy, aims to provide expertise and seed funding to these startups. With the Indian space economy expected to grow substantially in the coming years, Vaanam is positioned to support innovative space tech projects and bring them to market. Narayanan’s vision for an Asia Aeronautics Space Agency underscores the broader potential for collaboration and innovation in the space industry, signaling a new era of growth and exploration.
Former ISRO Scientist Launches Vaanam Space Tech Accelerator to Boost Indian Startups in Space Sector
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