How does the automatic launch sequence operate at the t-minus eleven minutes mark?
Replied byPawan Kumar Chandana
Co-founder & CEO at Skyroot Aerospace
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Pre-Revenue/month
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Started: 2018
At t-minus eleven minutes, the computer takes complete control of the vehicle, and human operators cannot intervene. The system monitors hundreds of parameters, and if any reading falls out of bounds or gives a spooky signal, it automatically holds the launch.
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