Our organisation is built on a simple idea — technology should not stay in labs, it should work in the real world. From early research and hands-on engineering to building deployable systems, our focus has always been on turning ideas into something that actually performs.
Today, we design modular hardware and a connected platform that enables creators, developers, and industries to build, test, and scale real solutions. By combining hardware, data, and deployment pathways, we bridge the gap between learning, innovation, and real-world impact.
ANX Labs is creating a hardware-first platform where creators, researchers, and industries come together to build and deploy real-world solutions. Our approach goes beyond individual products — combining modular hardware, a creator marketplace, and deployment pathways into one connected ecosystem.
By making hardware accessible, programmable, and scalable, we enable innovation across industries — from environmental monitoring and agriculture to manufacturing and research — turning ideas into systems that work in real environments.
Research & Academic Partners
IISc Bangalore, PESIT-CORI, and university labs supporting research, testing, and talent development
Aerospace & Technical Collaborations
Infinity Aerospace and ISRO-led programs enabling payload missions, satellite systems, and training
Creator & University Network
30+ institutions and hundreds of student engineers building and experimenting on ANX platforms
Industry & Application Layer
Deployment across environmental monitoring, agriculture, and real-world sensing applications
Foundation at IISc
First Space-Grade Deployment
Democratizing Access to Testing
India’s First BalloonSAT Competition
Global CanSAT Comes to India
Breakthrough in Miniaturization
ANX Ecosystem — Hardware, Marketplace, and Deployment
Built on over a decade of work across space systems, modular hardware design, and applied research — from IISc incubation to real-world deployments.
Strong ecosystem built through workshops, programs, and long-term academic collaborations across India.
Payload developed in collaboration with Infinity Aerospace reached the International Space Station — a rare milestone for an Indian private entity.
