BRS leader KT Rama Rao congratulated Hyderabad startup TakeMe2Space after its PowerBank-50 satellite battery pack became the first Indian-made battery to earn "flight heritage" by flying aboard Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 mission. The innovation was nurtured at T-Works Hyderabad.
The milestone scripted by Skyroot Aerospace has proved the validity of the start-up policy of the erstwhile BRS Government and the efficacy of organisations such as T-Hub and T-Works launched by the former IT Minister and current BRS working president K T Rama Rao
BRS working president KT Rama Rao praised Hyderabad-based BluJ Aero for unveiling its second-generation eVTOL prototype. The T-Hub-incubated startup is developing hydrogen-electric and battery-powered VTOL aircraft for short-distance passenger and cargo transport without relying on conventional airport infrastructure
Skyroot Aerospace became India’s first space-tech unicorn after raising $60 million led by Sherpalo Ventures and GIC, valuing it at $1.1 billion. The Hyderabad startup is preparing for Vikram-1, India’s first privately built orbital rocket launch
Hyderabad-based startup Abyom SpaceTech has conducted over 250 rocket engine hot-fire tests and opened a $2.5 million fundraising round. Incubated at BITS Pilani Hyderabad, it is developing India’s first VTVL demonstrator and modular rocket test facility for space and defence
Hyderabad: An e-bicycle that not only helps with your daily commuting needs but can also be folded to conveniently carry has been rolled out by a Hyderabad-based startup. Branded as Hornback, the folding electric bicycle is designed by founders of Kachbo Designs – Nishith Praikh and Rajkumar Kewat. Telangana IT and Industries principal secretary Jayesh […]
Hyderabad: Online music learning platform Muzigal has set up its first academy in Kompally in Hyderabad. The Muzigal Academy will bring music education within reach of interested students in a brick and mortar format. The academy is open to all above five years of age and the Hyderabad startup plans to launch four such academies […]
Founded by Mani Vajipeyajula and Rajkiran Madangopal, the startup aims to disrupt the recycling value chain via technology solutions that encourage source segregation.
Our idea is to bring this ancient computing device much closer to children by giving it a digital form and help them learn Abacus in a hands-on way,” said Prasad, Founder LearnClue.
"The twin cities have more than 30 lakh laptops and 10 lakh desktops. There is a need for a professional, trustworthy and transparent service,” said Pankaj Lalwani, Director of Shweta Computers.
