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This episode is about the onboard intelligence that flies Vikram-1 to orbit: the GNC algorithms that follow a planned path and correct for deviation in real time, the avionics network of sensors and modules that act as the rocket's nervous system, and Ramanujan, the mission computer at the center...

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