Engineering more capability into every launch
Akashalabdhi was founded to remove one of the hardest constraints in space infrastructure: large orbital capacity must fit inside a small launch envelope.
Why we exist
The orbital economy cannot scale on rigid structures alone. Laboratories, factories, logistics hubs and sovereign platforms need more pressurised volume, more power and reliable return capacity without a proportional increase in launch mass and fairing volume. Akashalabdhi is building that integrated infrastructure.
Our approach
We combine aerospace structures, technical textiles, thermal protection, radiation materials, electronics and mission engineering. This lets the team design the pressure shell, protective wall, deployment system, power architecture and payload interface as one system instead of a collection of disconnected subsystems.
Built through disciplined testing
Expandable systems earn trust through evidence. Our development path moves from material characterisation and seam testing to pressure, deployment, thermal vacuum, vibration, radiation, debris and flight testing. Each programme is defined by measurable entry and exit criteria.
Institutional foundation
- • Incubated at FSID, Indian Institute of Science Bengaluru, and TIDES, IIT Roorkee.
- • Academic guidance in space structures and advanced materials from IIT Roorkee and IIT Delhi.
- • International testing and collaboration pathways with VSH Hagerbach Test Gallery and Swiss research institutions.
- • Recognition through iDEX DISC X, Boeing BUILD 3.0, TiE Global and Startup Maharathi programmes.