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🚨 Pune-based Thrustworks Dynetics (Thrustworks Dynetics) has successfully test-fired India’s first Resonance Ignition System, achieving TRL 6. The system uses shockwaves to trigger ignition, removing the need for an external ignition source, electricity or moving parts.

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