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Future of Space with Advanced ADR Solutions

Cosmoserve Space develops Active Debris Removal (ADR) technology and provides commercial ADR services to remove orbital debris and non operational satellites. Our space debris removal solutions advance space sustainability, protect crowded Earth orbits, and ensure orbital safety for satellite operators, human space flights and scientific missions.

Capture Anything, Anywhere and Anytime for clean Orbits and Safer Space​​​

Our cost effective space debris removal solutions advance space sustainability, protecting satellite operators and ensuring safer, long term orbital operations. Cosmoserve Space brings in the capability of capturing Anything, Anytime and Anywhere in Space.

Global innovation, sustainable impact

With its proprietary “Reviver” and “Mothercraft” spacecraft duo, Cosmoserve Space combines innovation with efficiency delivering mission-ready solutions for satellite operators, and government bodies.
The company’s tech first, environmentally conscious approach positions it as a pioneering force in the global space sustainability movement, helping clients across borders

Building the Future of Space Together

Chiranjeevi Phanindra B, Ph.D
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
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Pawan Kumar Chandana
Founding Partner
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Laura Crabtree
Adviser
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Soumya Kanti Mahapatra, Ph.D
Lead Robotics Engineer
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Smit Rambhiya
Project Lead
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Hari Krishna
Mission Manager
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Prajwal Ahire
Robotics Engineer
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Joel Reji
Mission Design Engineer
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Sejal Jain
Avionics Engineer
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Mohammed Abdul Wahab
Design Engineer
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Sai Divya Keesari
Assistant Manager HR and Admin
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One Platform, Endless Possibilities

End-of-Life Satellite Services

Provide reliable satellite de-orbiting solutions, helping constellation operators comply with regulations and ensure long term orbital safety.

Space Debris Removal Solutions

Target high risk orbital debris, supporting governments and agencies in achieving global space sustainability and cleaner, safer orbits.

Investors & Technology Collaborators

Join Cosmoserve Space in driving space sustainability and advancing the global space economy through strategic partnerships, innovation, and impactful collaboration.

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Life at Cosmoserve Space

Based at T Hub Hyderabad, the world’s largest innovation centre, Cosmoserve fosters collaboration, creativity, and pioneering advancements in space technology.

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Pawan Kumar Chandana

Founding Partner

Pawan brings extensive expertise from his leadership roles at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and a deep understanding of the space startup ecosystem. He is the CEO and co-founder of Skyroot Aerospace, India’s pioneering private space company, which has raised over $100 million in funding. Pawan led the historic launch of Vikram-S, India’s first privately developed rocket, in 2022, a major milestone in India’s commercial space sector. An alumnus of IIT Kharagpur, he has been recognized in Forbes Asia’s 30 Under 30 for his contributions to innovation and private space exploration.

Chiranjeevi Phanindra B, Ph.D

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Chiran is a seasoned space technology leader with extensive experience in Indian space programs, including the Gaganyaan human spaceflight initiative at ISRO. He holds a Master’s degree from IIT Kanpur and a Ph.D. from IIT Madras. As Deputy Project Director for Gaganyaan, he collaborated with international space agencies such as CNES (France), ROSCOSMOS (Russia), ESA (Germany), MBRSC (Dubai), and KARI (South Korea). A recognized expert in space sustainability and orbital debris mitigation, Chiran has represented India at the IADC – Interagency Space Debris Coordination Committee, advocating global solutions for safe and sustainable space operations.

Soumya Kanti Mahapatra, Ph.D

Lead Robotics Engineer

Soumya Kanti Mahapatra is a Ph.D. graduate from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, specializing in continuum robot modeling and control. His research focused on robotic grippers and solving complex inverse problems. Soumya’s expertise spans robotic manipulation in constrained environments, obstacle-aware path planning, inverse kinematics, and the integration of machine learning with classical robotics. With a strong foundation in both theoretical modeling and practical implementation, he drives innovation in space robotics, satellite servicing, and Active Debris Removal (ADR) technology.

Smit Rambhiya

Project Lead

Smit Rambhiya is a former ISRO scientist who contributed to the Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) for the Gaganyaan mission. A Mechanical Engineering graduate from NIT Karnataka, he has designed and tested critical spacecraft subsystems, including heat exchangers, flow valves, and axial fans. Beyond space, Smit co-founded OxyHeal, a government-supported medical technology startup, and holds multiple patents in aerospace and healthcare innovation. With multidisciplinary expertise and entrepreneurial drive, he combines technical excellence with a vision for advancing space technology, sustainable missions, and innovative engineering solutions.

Prajwal Anil Ahire

Robotics Engineer II

Prajwal Ahire is a space-robotics engineer with a Master’s degree from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore. He specializes in dynamics and control, multibody simulation, electronics hardware, embedded software, sensor fusion, Edge AI, and data-driven characterization. Prajwal integrates theoretical modeling with hands-on engineering to bridge the gap from model development to bench testing and flight implementation. His current work focuses on continuum robotics and space-technology development for in-orbit servicing, and active debris removal.

Hari Krishna

Mission Manager

Hari Krishna is a skilled Liquid propusion and aircraft Manufacturing, integration and testing engineer with broad and deep proficiency in a variety of Additive and conventional metal manufacturing process, vendor management, Time & quality optimised integration techniques, tool design and testing of engines with earth storable and cryogenic propellents. An expert in cost estimations, program management skills with adept at handling multiple projects with multi role management in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Mindful of and knowledge about all relevant Aerospace standards, safety practices.

Laura Crabtree

Adviser

Laura was one of the Crew Operations & Resource Engineers (CORE) who helped put the United States back in the human spaceflight business. As one of the initial members of the operations team for SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft, she was on console for the first Dragon mission in 2010, the first mission to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2012, and supported the commercial crew contract over the next decade, including the mission that delivered astronauts to the ISS in 2020. During that mission, Laura was the lead trainer for the crew and one of the CORE operators who communicated with and advocated for the crew during free flight. She began her career at Northrop Grumman, working on various programs for DARPA and other DoD customers. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Astronautical Engineering and a Master’s degree in Systems Architecture, both from the University of Southern California, and is currently the CEO and co-founder of Epsilon3.

Mohammed Abdul Wahab

Design Engineer

Mohammed Abdul Wahab is a B.Tech graduate in Mechanical Engineering, specializing in design. He has expertise in automotive electric vehicle (EV) systems, industrial machinery, and IoT products. His hands-on experience includes projects such as a wave energy conversion system and a go-kart chassis, which align with the requirements for designing robust, manufacturable components and innovative engineering solutions for space systems.

Sejal Jain

Avionics Engineer

Sejal Jain is an Aerospace Engineer with a Master’s degree from the Space Robotics Laboratory at Tohoku University, Japan, specializing in electronic and power subsystems, hardware prototyping, and system integration for modular robots. Her graduate research focused on developing a prototype for a microwave-based wireless power transfer system for long-distance charging of lunar robots, advancing sustainable robotic operations for future lunar missions. She holds a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering from PES University, Bangalore, India, and is an alumna of the International Space University’s Space Studies Program (SSP22). Driven by a passion for space exploration and advanced robotics, Sejal brings hands-on experience in systems engineering, hardware development, and robotic integration. She aspires to contribute to the vision of expanding robotic and human presence beyond Earth through innovative technologies.

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