Dhruva Space Private Limited, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Hyderabad, India, is a full-stack space engineering solutions provider. The company is involved in developing small satellites, ground stations, and launch services for commercial, governmental, and academic markets. Dhruva Space offers integrated solutions, including satellite platforms, launch solutions, and ground stations, and has partnerships with organizations like Kinéis and SSC to enhance its capabilities and expand its reach. The company aims to provide end-to-end space engineering solutions, supporting both civilian and defense clients worldwide.
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LEAP-1 is a hosted payload satellite mission operated by Dhruva Space.
Dhruva Space’s P30 nanosatellite platform launched and was qualified on ISRO’s PSLV-C58 POEM-3 mission on 2024-01-01.
A derivative of the Dhruva Space P-30 satellite platform is integrated into ISRO’s POEM to enable in-orbit scientific experiments using the spent PS4 stage as an orbital platform.
ISRO, IN-SPACe, NSIL, and VSSC provided support to Dhruva Space during the P-30 platform’s review, testing, and integration phases.
Comat is the supplier of a Reaction Wheel used as a key component on the Dhruva Space P-30 platform.
Dhruva Space announced the LEAP-TD mission to validate its flagship P-30 nanosatellite platform.
Dhruva Space produces scalable, modular satellite platforms weighing from less than 1 kg up to 300 kg for commercial, defense, and scientific missions in Low Earth Orbit and beyond.
Dhruva Space utilized the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module (POEM) on PSLV-C55 to enable in-orbit scientific experiments using the spent PS4 stage as an orbital platform.
The Dhruva Space Orbital Link (DSOL) was designed and successfully tested and Space-qualified to support satellite-based data relay applications.
The DSOL is planned to be integral to Dhruva Space’s future missions using its indigenously developed larger nano (P-30) and micro (P-90) satellite platforms.
On 26 November 2022 onboard ISRO’s PSLV-C54 Dhruva Space designed and successfully deployed two amateur communication satellites, Thybolt-1 and Thybolt-2, into Low Earth Orbit.
On 30 June 2022 Dhruva Space space-qualified its 1U Satellite Orbital Deployer (DSOD-1U) onboard ISRO’s PSLV-C53 mission.
The Dhruva Space Orbital Link (DSOL) is designed to support satellite-based data relay applications.
Thybolt is a 0.5U spacecraft bus that includes a communication payload for rapid technology demonstration and constellation development, and Thybolt was deployed in the intended orbit using Dhruva Space’s own orbital deployer with a minimum lifetime of one year.
Dhruva Space offers satellites, Earth Stations, and launch services as integrated solutions or individually to support space-based applications.