Software, magnets and a test machine
JENGA links reactor design with plasma control, PRAGYA provides a compact tokamak testbed and MAGGA develops superconducting magnets. The three programs are being developed together so the team can test how software decisions, magnetic fields and hardware behave as one system.
Funding the next engineering milestone
The $6.8 million financing supports magnet development, control software, testing facilities and team expansion. At the announcement, the first plasma on PRAGYA was targeted for 2026. That milestone means creating and controlling plasma in the machine; it does not represent a power plant delivering electricity.