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ISRO should bring industry partners into Soorya Rocket design early: Experts

Chennai, Jan 6 (UNI) As the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) moves closer to finalising the design of its Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV), unofficially known as Soorya, space sector experts believe it is the right time to involve industry partners at the design stage itself to enable smooth serial production later. Experts caution that bringing industry into the picture only after the rocket is developed can create manufacturing and scaling challenges. Selecting industry partners during the design phase, they argue, would ensure that production requirements are built into the system from the outset.

Central India's Premier English Daily

Central India's Premier English Daily

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Key Highlights

  • Mukund K.
  • Rao, Space Sector Consultant and former Deputy Director (Technology & Systems), ISRO said there is a fundamental difference between developing a new space system and mass-producing it.
  • While development demands continuous research and technology innovation, production requires standardised designs and robust manufacturing processes.
  • “ISRO should associate a few committed industry partners during the design and development stage itself,” Rao said.
  • “This ensures that production strategy and manufacturing capabilities are integrated early, avoiding constraints when scaling up later.” Embedding manufacturing considerations from the start would allow design corrections, testing, validation, and process optimisation to be addressed in one integrated cycle, Rao added, helping India better serve global market demands.
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