TakeMe2Space

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About TakeMe2Space

TakeMe2Space Technologies Pvt Ltd was founded in 2023 by Ronak Kumar Samantray, who previously co-founded NowFloats (acquired by Reliance). Headquartered at the IIIT-H Campus in Hyderabad, the company exists to make orbital infrastructure as accessible as the internet, with a team of 34.

The company designs, manufactures, and operates its own satellites from first principles, building all core subsystems in-house — including the ZeroCube onboard computer, the power system, a proprietary RadShield tantalum-tape radiation coating, and an AI inference cube capable of 117-150 TOPS. Their MOI-TD satellite, launched on PSLV C-60 in December 2024, became India's first AI lab in space, validating over 20 on-orbit AI experiments before the mission was declared a success in January 2025.

TakeMe2Space offers three platform services: OrbitLab (orbital compute access at $2 per minute), OrbitVault (sovereign orbital data storage), and OrbitView (on-demand satellite imagery at $100 per image), plus hosted payload missions and the Manha educational CubeSat kit. The company raised a Series A led by Chiratae Ventures and is a member of the NVIDIA Inception program.

Milestones

  • 2023 TakeMe2Space founded by Ronak Kumar Samantray
  • 2024 RSEM radiation shielding experiment launched on PSLV C-58 (January)
  • 2024 MOI-TD technology demonstrator launched on PSLV C-60 (December)
  • 2025 MOI-TD mission declared success; India's first AI lab in space validated
  • 2026 MOI-1 lost in PSLV-C62 third-stage anomaly (January); MOI-1A manifested for October 2026 launch from California

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AI-first 6U-class LEO satellite built entirely in-house, carrying a 9-band multispectral imager and 117-150 TOPS edge compute, with RadShield radiation coating for 5+ year LEO life.

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Enterprise and defence orbital compute platform — point a LEO satellite at any location, run AI models on-orbit, receive processed insights in 5-15 minutes, at $2/minute.

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Sovereign orbital data storage service — AES-256-GCM encrypted, zero-knowledge, physically unreachable from Earth, 200GB+ NVMe SSD per satellite.

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On-demand satellite imagery service — select any location, commission a photo from 500km altitude, download after the next orbital pass, at $100 per image.

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TRL 9 · Flight-proven

Flight-validated tantalum-tape radiation shielding reducing TID up to 10x, enabling terrestrial-grade electronics for 5+ year LEO missions. Flown on PSLV C-58 (January 2024).

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