Closing South Asia's space-qualification gap.
Nepal has already launched student-built CubeSats. But currently must send that hardware abroad for the environmental testing that certifies it as space-ready. A compact, professionally equipped testing centre in the Kathmandu Valley gives Nepal and its neighbours a domestic home for that critical step.
To international standards, with anchor customers at launch.
Thermal-vacuum testing
Qualify hardware against the temperature extremes and vacuum of orbit.
Vibration testing
Prove a satellite survives the violent loads of launch.
Cleanroom integration
Assemble and integrate payloads in a controlled, contamination-free environment.
Mission Control & station systems.
Beyond the testing centre, Vyom Labs operates the infrastructure that makes analog missions run: a Mission Control Centre in Manang that oversees every mission and monitors crew health and a station power-and-comms backbone built for authentic, resource-constrained operations.
A shared facility for the region's CubeSat community.
University teams
Nepali and South Asian students building their first satellites.
Commercial builders
Startups and companies needing local, affordable qualification.
Research groups
Payload developers validating instruments before flight.