IN-SPACe launches SBaaS, to boost private sector payload opportunities

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The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe), the commercial arm of ISRO, on Saturday launched the Satellite Bus as a Service (SBaaS) initiative to promote private sector participation in satellite development.The programme aims to create modular small satellite platforms designed by Indian non-governmental entities (NGEs) to host payload applications.

The SBaaS model will ease access to flight-ready satellite platforms for startups and private players, boosting innovation pipelines and expanding India’s capability to…



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IN-SPACe launches SBaaS, to boost private sector payload opportunities


The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe), the commercial arm of ISRO, on Saturday launched the Satellite Bus as a Service (SBaaS) initiative to promote private sector participation in satellite development.The programme aims to create modular small satellite platforms designed by Indian non-governmental entities (NGEs) to host payload applications.

The SBaaS model will ease access to flight-ready satellite platforms for startups and private players, boosting innovation pipelines and expanding India’s capability to…



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