India’s Own AI Revolution: Atomesus AI Set to Launch Soon

India’s Own AI Revolution: Atomesus AI Set to Launch Soon

New Delhi, India — 03 November 2025: In a historic step for India’s growing artificial-intelligence ecosystem, Atomesus AI, developed under the leadership of Indus Valley Group, is gearing up for its official launch. The initiative, led by a group of passionate college innovators with research exposure to ISRO-linked projects, aims to make artificial intelligence accessible, affordable, and proudly Indian.

Pioneering Indian Innovation

Atomesus AI blends youthful creativity with deep technical expertise. The team has created a hybrid AI system that merges the precision of machine learning with the adaptability of contextual reasoning — a breakthrough designed to elevate user experience while preserving efficiency and scalability.

Unlike conventional startups that rely entirely on external technologies, Atomesus AI has built a proprietary integration layer combining in-house development with select global AI systems. This approach ensures enhanced performance, privacy protection, and a uniquely optimized platform for Indian and international users alike.

Mission: The World’s Most Affordable AI

Atomesus AI’s mission is clear — to become the world’s most affordable AI platform for everyone. From students and creators to small businesses and enterprises, the platform democratizes access to powerful AI tools once reserved for major corporations.

Its guiding motto, “AI for everyone, from India to the world,” reflects a commitment to inclusion, affordability, and global accessibility.

A Vision of National Self-Reliance

The founders of Atomesus AI envision an India that leads in the field of artificial intelligence. Their roadmap includes launching a fully indigenous AI model, trained and deployed entirely in India using localized data to ensure data sovereignty and technological autonomy.

As part of Indus Valley Group — a forward-looking conglomerate engaged in AI, space technology, Web3, and citizen-security — Atomesus AI stands as a testament to India’s drive toward self-reliance in advanced technologies.

Looking Ahead

The upcoming launch is set to be a milestone in India’s technological journey. With its hybrid framework, cost-effective model, and patriotic vision, Atomesus AI could redefine how AI is developed, delivered, and democratized worldwide.

Global tech analysts and AI enthusiasts are closely watching this development — not merely for another product launch, but for the beginning of India’s AI independence.

Technology & Transparency Statement

Atomesus AI combines proprietary innovations with licensed third-party AI technologies to deliver world-class performance, reliability, and affordability. All systems are compliant with global data-protection and ethical-AI standards.

Media Contact:

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Headquarters: New Delhi, India

Radiation-Shielding Experimental Module (RSEM) By TakeMe2Space, India

Radiation-Shielding Experimental Module (RSEM) By TakeMe2Space, India

Mission Objective with POEM

RSEM is a module to test the effectiveness of Tantalum (Ta) coating for radiation shielding in space. Satellite builders today are dependent on radiation-hardened electronic components which has 60-90 weeks lead time and also 10x the cost of nonhardened components. The coating developed by TakeMe2Space would hence help satellite builders to reduce cost of the electronics and faster development cycles. TakeMe2Space is excited to partner with ISRO to test our coating. ISRO’s POEM is fast and most cost-effective platform that enables start-ups to test & validate space ideas. TakeMe2Space is using this opportunity to validate if the coating works in vacuum of space and measure the coating-thickness to radiation-protection property.

Advantages of Radiation Shielding

With TakeMe2Space’s proprietary recipe to develop the thick and dense coating of Tantalum on Aluminium, it has direct impact on the following sectors:

  • Satellite builders can coat the chassis and extend the mission lifetime of their satellites.
  • STEM students and universities who are building experimental space missions have tight budgets, hence a radiation shielding coating would be the most effective way to build a satellite and yet aim for a longer mission lifespan.

Based on the data received from the POEM mission, TakeMe2Space is further working towards developing various Tantalum tapes which can just be pasted on the satellite chassis for the protection. This would make it easier for satellite builders to just apply tape to the chassis and enable radiation protection.

How RSEM works?

RSEM has 4 dosimeters which measures the TID (Total Ionisation Dose) inside each housing. Each housing has different Ta coating thickness. More details of the RSEM can be found here.

The above image shows the cross-section of the coating. TakeMe2Space’s coating method ensures a dense (non-porous) growth of coat and no delamination.

About TakeMe2Space

TakeMe2Space is a Hyderabad based space tech start-up which aims to build a satellite based orbital infrastructure open for all. Hence, it’s important to reduce the costs of building the satellite hardware, without compromising the mission lifespan. TakeMe2Space has developed a novel way of developing thick radiation shielding coating on top of Aluminium. Partners like TWorks and University of Hyderabad were crucial to bring RSEM into fruition. ISRO via the POEM provided the fastest and most cost effective way to validate the coating in space.