Communications & ground segment
MumbaiSemi
MumbaiSemi develops radio-frequency chips for satellite-navigation receivers, including DhruvaPro, from IIT Bombay’s SINE incubator.
- Satellite navigation
- Navic
- GNSS receivers
- Radio frequency chips
- Semiconductors
- Space industry
- Indian space
- Space companies
- Aerospace
- Satellite communications
- Ground segment
- Mumbai
MumbaiSemi is the operating name of iMumbai Semiconductor Pvt Ltd, which SINE at IIT Bombay identifies as an incubated semiconductor company. YourStory reported in October 2026 that the Mumbai company was commercialising DhruvaPro, a programmable radio-frequency chip for satellite-navigation receivers, with support for NavIC and other navigation systems.
Milestones
- 15 October 2026
YourStory reported that MumbaiSemi had completed multiple pilots of its navigation-chip technology and remained pre-revenue.[2]
Sources
Coverage of MumbaiSemi
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