Recent content by kakaliam2

Not bad. Next should be trillion parameter model. I think we are 5th it seems? USA- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, Grok China- Deepseek, Qwen, ERNIE, Hunyuan France-Mistral South Korea- Hyperclova X India-Sarvam Well India seems to be somewhat late, more over a lot of talent has been in USA...

Regarding fundamental building blocks for next-gen.-

It has to be noted that this is not packaging. Usually India's Military MMICs come from certain East Asian country which are then packaged here to form the broader component like Radars. This gives a rather false sense of being indigenous. This recent breakthrough is now true laboratory scale...

The company L&T designed and manufactured their own Construction Machinery. Usually we see such being imported from established players.

Not related to ISRO. PTC Industries capabilites are crucial for NGLV Methalox Engines.

A lot of things are happening as Space sector is now open to Private Players. Some startup is directly building Space-X Engine equivalent in technology level.

It may look inefficient if judged only by its LEO lift figures, but ISRO is shaping this vehicle around deep-space and eventual interstellar mission requirements, and the design is tuned for high-energy injection rather than brute LEO mass. In that sense, its numbers fall in line with other...

But may not have their level of performance owing to lower performance carbon fibre composites. Do you know what level are we at? I think we benchmark against Toray Corporation's carbon fibre. I assume we haven't yet reached T-1000 maybe T-700.

This is second time docking after undocking which itself was after first time docking . This time they achieved Power Transfer between two Satellites which wasn't possible during first time docking. Iterative learning and Improvements.

full scale flight worthy combuster testing soon. I assume India is 3rd, Americans and Chinese may have tested theirs Scramjet to beyond 1000-Seconds. Would be fourth if Russians also achieved the same with say Zircon but I never saw any definitive proof of it being it as Scramjet.