- Published on June 24, 2019
- In AI Startups
Meet Bellatrix Aerospace, An Indian Startup That Raised $3 Million To Power Thruster Tech
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- By Disha Misal
About a decade ago, there weren’t many companies that wanted to contribute to the Indian aerospace industry. But that’s not the case today. Today the country has a huge contribution in its name, as many new companies have begun to contribute to the aerospace industry. One such example is a Bangalore-based startup Bellatrix Aerospace.
About Bellatrix Aerospace
Started in 2015, the Indian R&D startup is based out of one of the most prestigious institutes of the country, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc). The company is constantly evolving to facilitate the development of key technologies in the area of aerospace. Some of their work is in the area of electric propulsion, new generation propellants and launch vehicles. It currently has 14 experts as a part of their team.
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Disha Misal
Found a way to Data Science and AI though her fascination for Technology. Likes to read, watch football and has an enourmous amount affection for Astrophysics.
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