Naga Bharath Daka Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography & More

Naga Bharath Daka Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography & More

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Hometown: Hyderabad

Age: 33 Years

Wife: Pavani Chavali

Bio/Wiki
Profession(s) • Aerospace scientist
• Space entrepreneur
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.) in centimeters**- 183 cm**
in meters**- 1.83 m**
in feet & inches**- 6’ 0”**
Eye Colour Black
Hair Colour Black
Career
Awards 2020: Skyroot Aerospace won National Startup Award from the Government of India
2021: Skyroot Aerospace won the Pride of Telangana- Startup Achiever Award


2021: Skyroot Aerospace team won Aegis Graham Bell Award for Jury choice award under the innovation category for the year 2020
2021: Skyroot Aerospace won the Best Innovator Award at Telangana State Industry Awards


2022: Skyroot Aerospace won National Award for Technology Startups for Cryogenic, Liquid, and Solid Propulsion Technologies by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India
Personal Life
Date of Birth 8 September 1989 (Friday)
Age (as of 2022) 33 Years
Zodiac sign Virgo
Nationality Indian
Hometown Hyderabad
School • Little Angels High School in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
• Narayana Junior College in Hyderabad
College/University IIT Madras
Educational Qualification • B.Tech. in electrical engineering at IIT Madras
• M.Tech. in microelectronics and VLSI design at IIT Madras check sources
Linkedin- Naga Bharath Daka
Relationships & More
Marital Status Married
Marriage Date 10 December 2016
Family
Wife/Spouse Pavani Chavali (manager at Deloitte in Hyderabad)
Children Son- Ram Tejus


Daughter- None
Parents Father- Raghuramireddy Daka


Mother- Name not known
Siblings He has a brother

Some Lesser Known Facts About Naga Bharath Daka

  • Naga Bharath Daka is the co-founder and COO (chief operating officer) of Skyroot Aerospace, a private launch vehicle manufacturing company.

    Logo of Skyroot Aerospace

  • He joined Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) in October 2012, which is a subsidiary space research centre of ISRO in Thiruvananthapuram, India. At ISRO, he worked there as an avionics engineer. In April 2015, he left ISRO.

  • He began working at Xilinx in May 2015, which is a semiconductor manufacturing commercial company, where he worked as a senior product applications engineer. He worked on Xilinx video and PCI express IP solutions. In August 2018, after working there for more than 3 years, he quit Xilinx.

  • In August 2018, he became the co-founder of Skyroot Aerospace in Hyderabad, India in partnership with Pawan Kumar Chandana , a former ISRO scientist.

    Founders of Skyroot Aerospace, Pawan Kuma Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka

    They founded the company with the help of Vasudevan Gnana Gandhi, an Indian rocket scientist, founders of CureFit Mukesh Bansal and Ankit Nagor, and some other entrepreneurs.

  • On 20 November 2020, Skyroot Aerospace signed a memorandum with Dhruva Space, an aerospace manufacturer in India.

  • On 20 May 2021, Skyroot Aerospace raised $11 million in the Series A funding round with the participation of the contribution of Greenko Group, Solar Industries, the chief business officer of Whatsapp Neeraj Arora, founder of Myntra and Cult.fit Mukesh Bansal, Sutton Capital, Vedanshu Investments, and more.

  • In September 2021, after signing an agreement with the Department of Space of ISRO, Skyroot Aerospace became the first Indian start-up to access the facilities and expertise of ISRO, and the company can test its systems and sub-systems of carrier rockets.

  • On 27 January 2022, Sherpalo Ventures of Ram Shriram, who is Google’s founding board member, ex-Google executive Amit Singhal, Wami Capital, and some others contributed to Skyroot Aerospace’s $4.5 million in Series B fundraising round.

  • Skyroot Aerospace test-fired Raman-1, a hypergolic-fuel upper-stage engine, on 30 July 2020. They named the engine Raman to honour the Indian physicist C. V. Raman. After the testing of Raman-1, Skyroot Aerospace became the first Indian private company to test this kind of engine.

  • On 22 December 2020, Skyroot Aerospace tested a solid-fuel rocket engine named Kalam-5. The testing took place in a private testing facility in Nagpur, which was owned by Solar Industries. They named the rocket engine after A. P. J. Kalam  and 5 in the name Kalam-5 stands for peak sea level thrust of 5.3 kN.

  • In May 2022, Skyroot Aerospace successfully completed a full-duration test-firing of Kalam-100, Vikram-1’s rocket stage. Kalam-100 can produce a peak vacuum thrust of 100 kN (or ~10 Tons) and consists of a burn time of 108 sec. Kalam-100 is built of high-strength carbon fibre structure, solid fuel, novel thermal protection system, and carbon ablative nozzle. According to media reports of 2022, Kalam-100 was the largest rocket stage to be designed, manufactured, and tested by a private company.

  • On 25 November 2021, Dhawan-1, an upper-stage cryogenic engine, was tested successfully on a private test site provided by Solar Industries. Dhawan-1 was tested using liquefied natural gas (LNG) and liquid oxygen (LOX). It was made using 3D printing with regenerative cooling using superalloys. It was created to power heavier-lift systems including Vikram-II. Dhawan-1 was named to honour Satish Dhawan, an Indian mathematician and aerospace engineer. Dhawan-1 used liquefied natural gas (LNG), which made it the first cryogenic engine in India to use such fuel. LNG was used as a fuel as it is clean, reusable, and well-suited for space missions that are of long duration.

We're thrilled to announce, in a major milestone, we successfully test fired India's first privately built fully Cryogenic Engine 'Dhawan-1'

100% 3D-Printed
100% Made in India
Fuel of the future- LNG

Checkout the footage: https://t.co/zffy4ti2Lj #Methalox pic.twitter.com/ktKGAs9o7n

— Skyroot Aerospace (@SkyrootA) November 25, 2021

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Do You Know?

Do you know Naga Bharath Daka co-founded Skyroot Aerospace, and his company achieved India's first private rocket launch with Vikram-S in 2022?

He co-founded Skyroot Aerospace, which launched Vikram-S in November 2022—the first rocket launch by a private Indian company.

Do you know Naga Bharath Daka oversaw Skyroot Aerospace's Raman-1 test on 30 July 2020, the hypergolic-fuel upper-stage engine named Raman after CV Raman—the first privately tested engine of its kind in India?

Raman-1 was Skyroot Aerospace's hypergolic-fuel upper-stage engine tested on 30 July 2020, named Raman in honor of C. V. Raman, marking the first private Indian company to test this kind of engine.

Do you know Naga Bharath Daka began his career at ISRO's Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre as an avionics engineer before moving to Xilinx in 2015 and eventually co-founding Skyroot Aerospace in 2018?

He joined Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre in October 2012 as an avionics engineer, left ISRO in April 2015, then worked at Xilinx from May 2015 until August 2018, when he co-founded Skyroot Aerospace.

Do you know Naga Bharath Daka is IIT Madras–educated, holding a B.Tech in electrical engineering and an M.Tech in microelectronics and VLSI design, with AIEEE 2007 and JEE 2007 ranks of 91 and 165 AIR respectively?

He earned a B.Tech in electrical engineering and an M.Tech in microelectronics and VLSI design from IIT Madras, and his entrance exam ranks were 91 in AIEEE 2007 and 165 AIR in JEE 2007.