Bengaluru-based Aule Space successfully tested its advanced GNC technology at ISRO's RSL, achieving TRL-6 to address satellite failures and space debris challenges.
Aule Space has achieved Technology Readiness Level 6
Aug 10, 2026
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What's the storyBengaluru-based deep-tech start-up Aule Space has made a major breakthrough by testing its relative guidance, navigation and control (GNC) technology at ISRO's Rendezvous Simulation Laboratory (RSL).
The company is the first private entity to test its tech at the facility.
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