BENGALURU: In an indication that Space activity outside of Isro is gaining pace, the number of proposals before regulator-and-promoter Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe<\/a>) has nearly touched 100, growing from about 40 at the end of 2021.

Out of the 97 proposals before IN-SPACe, 43 are from startups, while 15 are from academia.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The rest are divided between big industry (20), MSME (4), individuals (3) and government (1). A total of 89 entities have made 97 proposals.

In terms of space activity, satellite related proposals top the table (54) followed by launch vehicles (21).
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
As per PK Jain, director-project management and authorisation, some of the proposals that are in advanced stage of consideration by IN-SPACe are by: Agnikul Cosmos, Bellatrix Aerospace,
Skyroot Aerospace<\/a>, Astrome Technologies, Tathya, Manastu Space, Dhruva Space<\/a>, Scanpoint Geomatics Ltd<\/a> (SGL), Pixxel India, OneWeb<\/a> India Communications, Hughes Communications, MTAR Aerospace, Ananth Technologies, LBS Institute of Technology for Women and ITCA, Bengaluru - 75 Student Satellite project.

Strategy For Downstream<\/strong>
IN-SPACe chairman
Pawan Goenka<\/a> told TOI: “From about 40 proposals at the end of 2021, the number has doubled. We’d cleared two proposals (Digantara<\/a> and Dhruva) in June and few more are now in the advanced stages. While there are quite a few proposals in the satellites and launch vehicle segments, some other segments like ground stations and applications, are still under represented. There’s a lot of value generation that will happen in such downstream activity but there’s not enough interest there so far.”

He added that IN-SPACe would work more proactively with the industry to get more proposals for applications and ground stations vertices. “While applications will bring in a lot of economic value, the ground stations segment, aside from economic value, also has the potential for catering to the global market as they can be built here. IN-SPACe will do a strategy exercise to identify various downstream activities that India will have advantage in, while also bringing in the money,” he said.

Startups & More<\/strong>
On nearly half the proposals — 43 of 97 — being from startups which are still in the nascent stage, Goenka, while stating that it was encouraging, pointed out that there’s a long way to go in terms of their financial wherewithal.

“India too has some startups that have good funding but most of them are still in the initial stages. If you see, the cumulative investments in Space startups in India is about $100 million while in the US, such companies raise more than $1 billion annually. So, we are still far away from attracting significant interest in such companies, but I’m confident this will change when we start seeing some success stories. We should be able to have four-five achievements from startups by the end of this financial year,” Goenka said.

He added that some of the big companies like OneWeb, Amazon Web Services and Jio, all of which have plans in the space sector, would also go a long way in adding to space activity in the country, aside from boosting the confidence in the sector.

“While startups will take some time to pick up, companies like this, even the
Tatas<\/a> are in the initial stages of planning, will give the much required boost in downstream activity, including ground segments and applications,” he added.
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建议与太空跳转到近100;54与卫星、火箭21;43岁的创业公司

Chethan库马尔
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班加罗尔:表明外的空间活动Isro获得速度,建议的数量regulator-and-promoter印度国家空间之前促销和授权中心(太空)已经接近100,从40到2021年底。

97建议在太空之前,43从创业公司,而15来自学术界。

其余地区分为大行业(20),MSME(4),个人(3)和政府(1)。89实体在97年提出的建议。

空间活动而言,卫星相关建议顶级表(54)其次是运载火箭(21)。

根据PK Jain, director-project管理和授权,晚期的一些提议,考虑通过太空是:Agnikul宇宙,贝拉特里克斯航空、Skyroot航空,Tathya Astrome技术Manastu空间,Dhruva空间,Scanpoint测绘学有限公司(单独的),Pixxel印度,OneWeb印度通讯,休斯通讯、MTAR航空、Ananth技术,为妇女和ITCA磅理工学院,班加罗尔- 75学生卫星项目。

下游战略
太空主席一生戈恩卡对钢铁洪流说:“从2021年底约40项提案数量翻了一番。我们会清除两个建议(Digantara和Dhruva) 6月和几个现在在高级阶段。虽然有不少建议卫星和运载火箭的部分,其他部分地面站和应用,仍在为代表。有很多有价值的一代将会发生在这样的下游活动,但没有足够的兴趣。”

他补充说,太空将更加主动的工作,行业获得更多的建议应用程序和地面站顶点。“虽然应用程序将带来大量的经济价值,地面站段,除了经济价值,还有迎合全球市场的潜力,因为他们可以在这里建立。太空将做一个战略运动识别各种下游活动,印度会有优势,同时引进资金,”他说。

创业&更
近一半的建议——从初创公司的97 - 43仍在初期阶段,戈恩卡,虽然说这是鼓舞人心的,指出,还有很长的路要走的资金。

“印度也有一些创业公司,有良好的资金但大多数仍处于初始阶段。如果你看到,累计投资空间初创公司在印度大约是1亿美元,而在美国,这些公司每年募集超过10亿美元。所以,我们仍然远离吸引这些公司感兴趣,但我相信这将改变当我们开始看到一些成功的故事。我们应该能够有四五成就从初创公司本财年年底,”戈恩卡说。

他补充说,一些大公司像OneWeb, Amazon Web服务和Jio,所有这些计划在太空领域,还将增加空间活动大有帮助,除了增加了对该行业的信心。

“尽管初创公司需要一些时间去接,这样的公司,甚至再见在计划的初始阶段,将所需的多提振下游活动,包括地面部分和应用程序,”他补充道。

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BENGALURU: In an indication that Space activity outside of Isro is gaining pace, the number of proposals before regulator-and-promoter Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe<\/a>) has nearly touched 100, growing from about 40 at the end of 2021.

Out of the 97 proposals before IN-SPACe, 43 are from startups, while 15 are from academia.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The rest are divided between big industry (20), MSME (4), individuals (3) and government (1). A total of 89 entities have made 97 proposals.

In terms of space activity, satellite related proposals top the table (54) followed by launch vehicles (21).
\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
As per PK Jain, director-project management and authorisation, some of the proposals that are in advanced stage of consideration by IN-SPACe are by: Agnikul Cosmos, Bellatrix Aerospace,
Skyroot Aerospace<\/a>, Astrome Technologies, Tathya, Manastu Space, Dhruva Space<\/a>, Scanpoint Geomatics Ltd<\/a> (SGL), Pixxel India, OneWeb<\/a> India Communications, Hughes Communications, MTAR Aerospace, Ananth Technologies, LBS Institute of Technology for Women and ITCA, Bengaluru - 75 Student Satellite project.

Strategy For Downstream<\/strong>
IN-SPACe chairman
Pawan Goenka<\/a> told TOI: “From about 40 proposals at the end of 2021, the number has doubled. We’d cleared two proposals (Digantara<\/a> and Dhruva) in June and few more are now in the advanced stages. While there are quite a few proposals in the satellites and launch vehicle segments, some other segments like ground stations and applications, are still under represented. There’s a lot of value generation that will happen in such downstream activity but there’s not enough interest there so far.”

He added that IN-SPACe would work more proactively with the industry to get more proposals for applications and ground stations vertices. “While applications will bring in a lot of economic value, the ground stations segment, aside from economic value, also has the potential for catering to the global market as they can be built here. IN-SPACe will do a strategy exercise to identify various downstream activities that India will have advantage in, while also bringing in the money,” he said.

Startups & More<\/strong>
On nearly half the proposals — 43 of 97 — being from startups which are still in the nascent stage, Goenka, while stating that it was encouraging, pointed out that there’s a long way to go in terms of their financial wherewithal.

“India too has some startups that have good funding but most of them are still in the initial stages. If you see, the cumulative investments in Space startups in India is about $100 million while in the US, such companies raise more than $1 billion annually. So, we are still far away from attracting significant interest in such companies, but I’m confident this will change when we start seeing some success stories. We should be able to have four-five achievements from startups by the end of this financial year,” Goenka said.

He added that some of the big companies like OneWeb, Amazon Web Services and Jio, all of which have plans in the space sector, would also go a long way in adding to space activity in the country, aside from boosting the confidence in the sector.

“While startups will take some time to pick up, companies like this, even the
Tatas<\/a> are in the initial stages of planning, will give the much required boost in downstream activity, including ground segments and applications,” he added.
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