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$50 million prize funded by Musk foundation goes to Indian carbon-capture companyMati Carbon, an Indian company, has won a $50 million XPRIZE for its innovative method of spreading crushed rock on fields to capture atmos...- India's Grene Robotics to compete in XPRIZE Rainforest competitionThe competition is a call-to-action initiative to help save rainforests through the development of transformative, scalable, and affordable...
- Indian entrepreneur team wins $1 million prize for women's safety deviceThe five finalist teams' devices ranged from smart jewellery that can trigger emergency alerts to other wearables that detect physical gest...
- TeamIndus gets another shot at the moonThe Lunar XPRIZE will now operate as a non-cash competition. Over the next few months, XPRIZE will define new parameters for companies to c...
- TeamIndus eyes the moon despite no Google Lunar XPRIZE competitionThe company is working on a few projects such as satellite bus and solar-powered drone and is looking to commercialise these by the end of ...
- TeamIndus scouts for funds for its lunar missionBengaluru, Oct 6 (IANS) Bengaluru-based aerospace start-up TeamIndus is scouting for funds and sponsors to build a spacecraft with a rover ...
- Deadline for Google Lunar XPrize finalized for March 31, 2018Along with Bengaluru-based Team Indus, the other top four finalists include US-based Moon Express, Japan-based HAKUTO, Israelbased Space IL...
- Indians on Google moon mission to blast off anthem on MondayThe anthem for the Indian team, composed by music director Ram Sampath, seeks to encourage every citizen to take part in the mission in som...
- TeamIndus in final 5 of Google lunar XPRIZEAccording to the competition rules, all teams had, until December 31, 2016, to have a verified launch contract in place.
- TeamIndus ties up with Japan's Hakuto to carry rover to moonBengaluru, Dec 21 (IANS) Bengaluru-based TeamIndus on Wednesday announced a commercial agreement to carry a robotic rover developed by Haku...
- TeamIndus signs agreement with Japan's HAKUTO to carry robotic rover to the MoonThis is a first of kind collaboration of two private space enterprises competing in the Google Lunar XPRIZE.
- TeamIndus signs up launch contract with ISRO for its moon missionChennai, Dec 1 (IANS) The Bengaluru-based TeamIndus on Thursday said it has signed a launch contract to land a spacecraft on the Moon with ...
- TeamIndus signs historic launch contract with ISROBengaluru, Dec 1 (IANS) Domestic space technology startup TeamIndus on Thursday signed a first-of-its-kind contract with the Indian Space R...
- TeamIndus inks pact with ISRO; aims to raise $45 million by October 2017TeamIndus is the only Indian team competing for the Google Lunar XPRIZE that requires privately funded teams to land their spacecraft on th...
- Here is your chance to design a robot for Moon explorationLab2Moon, a space technology startup which is the only Indian team for the Google Lunar XPRIZE, has launched the initiative today.
- XPrize Foundation will launch Rs 10 crore contest for ventures offering solutions in area of water scarcityThe volunteers include Helion Venture Partners’ Ritesh Banglani, Inventus’ Ritvik Doshi and Madan Padaki of Head Held High, among others.
- US-based XPrize Foundation promises to recognise startups operating in the non-traditional sectorsXPrize Foundation is being supported by the likes of giants including US chipmaker Qualcomm, Google and Coca-Cola.
- Team Indus wins competition to land robot on moon, bags Google Lunar Xprize of $1 millionThe mission, when complete, is expected to cost about $30 million. About 26 teams from around the world are taking part in the Google Lunar...
- White hair syndrome inhibits innovation, says Ratan Tata at the launch of XPrize India contestXPrize's first competition, the $10-million Ansari XPrize launched in 1996 and which had the objective of making private space travel comme...
- India needs to overcome 'white hair syndrome' to innovate: Ratan TataTata group's chairman emeritus Ratan Tata today said Indians have tremendous potential for inventions and innovations but the country needs...
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