About RAYARC

Built on research.
Driven by data.

RayArc develops rocket propulsion and aerospace systems through applied research and testing, building engineering capability that turns concepts into functional systems.

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Our Mission

Advancing India's aerospace capability.

India has significant engineering potential, but structured opportunities for amateur rocketry and applied aerospace development remain limited. RayArc was founded to address that gap through hands-on propulsion and systems research.

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Why We Exist

Precision engineering backed
by testing and analysis.

Amateur rocketry has historically served as a training ground for engineers and aerospace professionals worldwide. RayArc works to build a comparable engineering culture in India.

We support hands-on testing, independent research, and technical development — creating an environment for design validation, data collection, and applied engineering.

The People

Who drives RAYARC

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Pratyush

Founder · CEO
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Ananmaya

CPO · Chief of Network and communication
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Suhas

CTO
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Satyaranjan

COO
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Sohan

CFO · Chief of Software Systems
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Shourya

Chief of Electronics Systems
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Harsh

Chief of Chemicals and Propulsions
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Smruti

Chief Principal Investigator
From Ideas to Data

Experimentation
as a methodology.

RayArc's development process is built on experimentation and data. This includes propulsion characterization, grain geometry analysis, simulation development, and model validation through direct testing.

Each experiment and analysis contributes to a growing technical knowledge base that informs future development.

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Our Journey

Looking Forward

Current research forms the foundation for future missions. As capabilities expand, RayArc will pursue increasingly advanced aerospace projects, applying knowledge gained through ongoing experimentation and technical development. The long-term objective is to translate research into functional systems and mission-capable technology.