Bengaluru startup builds India’s first private fusion machine to bring clean energy closer
- Bengaluru-based Pranos Fusion is developing Pragya, India’s first privately built compact tokamak.
- The machine uses strong magnetic fields to hold hot plasma and recreate the fusion process powering the Sun.
- Pragya will use Jenga software to study plasma stability and aims to produce its first plasma in 2026.
- Its research could support cleaner energy reactors that produce electricity without burning fossil fuels.
Source: theprint.in
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