Recently, India's space agency, ISRO said, that the aerospace industry of India needs to buckle up to enhance its capacity to respond to the ever increasing demand for space based services.
"It is imperative for the aerospace industry to enhance its capacity to meet the rapidly increasing national demand for space-based services," Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chairman A.S. Kiran Kumar said at a conference on 'Enabling spacecraft systems realisation through industries' here.
The day-long conference was organised at the space agency's satellite centre a day after India launched on Thursday a record 20 satellites, including 17 of foreign customers from Sriharikota rocketport in Andhra Pradesh.
The space agency also adopted a variety of models for outsourcing its jobs related to spacecraft and launch vehicles to the vendors across the country.
Senior executives of the space agency and its satellite centre made presentations to about 100 industry delegates on their requirements with respect to hardware, technologies, quality and delivery schedule.
During the interaction, the industry delegates presented their capabilities and committed to partner with ISRO for realising the end-to-end spacecraft.
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