Day 33 of 100 · Space Tech

Agnikul Cosmos

A single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine, built inside a campus incubator.

Started atIIT Madras
Founded2017
FoundersSrinath Ravichandran, Moin SPM & Prof. Satya Chakravarthy
CountryIndia

How it started

Incubated at IIT Madras, Agnikul became one of the first private Indian companies to launch a semi-cryogenic rocket.

The lesson for your campus Rockets can be built on a campus. What's your excuse?

Why every campus needs an Innovation-Hub

Why we are telling this story

The next company on a list like this one has not been founded yet. Right now it is a student in a lecture hall with an idea nobody has asked about, and no room to build it in. Innovation-Hub is that room: a permanent space inside your institution where students from every department explore, experiment, collaborate and prototype.

See how to start one on your campus →

Ask the Founder

Pick a question — or write your own — and get a grounded answer about how Agnikul Cosmos was actually built.

Opens ChatGPT in a new tab with your question ready. Answers are generated by AI from publicly reported information — they are not statements by the founders. Always check anything important against an original source.

← Day 32: Dropbox Day 34: Grab →

The next one comes from your campus

Innovation should not be an annual event. It should be a permanent room where students are allowed to build. Bring an Innovation-Hub to your institution.

Start an Innovation-Hub Explore Green-Campus