Pixxel is an Indian private space technology company and spacecraft manufacturer that specializes in hyperspectral imaging. They are building a constellation of hyperspectral imaging satellites designed to capture data across a wide spectrum of light, enabling detailed analysis of Earth's surface for applications in agriculture, environmental monitoring, and more. Pixxel has partnerships with organizations like ISRO, SpaceX, and NASA, and their services include satellite manufacturing and an Earth observation studio called Aurora, providing AI-informed analysis of satellite data.
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Pixxel launched the hyperspectral satellite Anand on 2022-11-26 on ISRO’s PSLV C54 mission.
Anand was developed in India as a proof of concept ahead of Pixxel’s planned commercial constellation.
Anand is Pixxel’s third hyperspectral satellite following the launch of Shakuntala in April 2022 and a demo satellite in 2021.
Since its establishment in 2017, Techstars Los Angeles has provided funding and guidance for HydroSat, Morpheus Space, Orbit Fab, Pixxel Space, and Scout Space.
Pixxel launched its first satellite as part of SpaceX’s April Transporter-4 payload.
With additional satellites scheduled to launch in late 2023, Pixxel will achieve daily global coverage by early 2024.
Accenture’s investment in Pixxel followed Pixxel’s $25,000,000 Series A funding round in March 2022.
Data from Pixxel’s constellation will be used to create an AI-informed analysis platform and a digital twin of the Earth.
Pixxel’s planned hyperspectral constellation provides 8x more information and 50x better resolution than existing in-market options.
Accenture’s investment in Pixxel followed Pixxel’s $25,000,000 Series A funding round announced in March 2022.
Pixxel plans additional satellite launches in late 2023 to achieve daily global coverage by early 2024.
Pixxel is building a high-resolution hyperspectral imaging satellite constellation to provide AI-powered insights for climate-related applications.
Pixxel launched its first satellite as part of SpaceX’s April Transporter-4 payload.
The data from Pixxel’s hyperspectral constellation will be used to build an AI-informed analysis platform and a digital twin of the Earth.
Pixxel’s constellation of hyperspectral satellites provides images that deliver 50x better resolution than existing in-market options.
Pixxel raised a $25,000,000 Series A round to expedite development of additional satellites.
Pixxel’s constellation of hyperspectral satellites provides images that deliver 8x more information than existing in-market options.
Dawn Aerospace secured a contract to provide propulsion for Pixxel’s hyperspectral imaging constellation.
Pixxel raised $25,000,000 in Series A funding from Radical Ventures, Seraphim Space Capital, Jordan Noone (Relativity Space co-founder), Lightspeed Partners, Blume Ventures, and Sparta LLC.
Pixxel launched TD-2 on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 as part of the Transporter-4 rideshare from Cape Canaveral to support building a 24×7 planetary health monitor.