SynopsisCosmoserve Space is analyzing data from its payload flown on Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 mission. The company has received information from multiple ground stations for review. They are examining additional parameters due to apparent data loss during a critical phase. This payload, named Embrace, demonstrated soft robotic capture technology for space debris removal. Cosmoserve awaits complete data analysis before confirming the demonstration's success.Bengaluru: Hyderabad-based Cosmoserve Space is still analysing telemetry from its payload flown on Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 mission on Saturday and has not yet confirmed whether its soft robotic capture technology demonstration was completed successfully.Cosmoserve chief executive Chiranjeevi Phanindra told ET that the company had received data from multiple ground stations, but was examining additional parameters after apparent data lossNow Playing
Cosmoserve awaits telemetry analysis before confirming debris-removal demo outcome on Vikram-1 - The Economic Times
Cosmoserve Space is analyzing data from its payload flown on Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 mission. The company has received information from multiple ground stations for review. They are examining additional parameters due to apparent data loss during a critical phase. This payload, named Embrace, demonstrated soft robotic capture technology for space debris removal. Cosmoserve awaits complete data analysis before confirming the demonstration's success.
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