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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Rio Tinto plans to use Pixxel’s hyperspectral imagery to reduce the disturbance footprint of exploration activities.
Pixxel’s hyperspectral technology captures exact chemical signatures and can obtain 50 times more information than standard multispectral imaging.
Rio Tinto plans to use Pixxel’s hyperspectral imagery to monitor biodiversity and vegetation health around closed sites.
Dawn Aerospace is providing satellite propulsion to hyperspectral imaging company Pixxel.
Pixxel plans to launch its first high-resolution hyperspectral satellite early 2022.
Pixxel plans to launch a high-resolution hyperspectral satellite in the coming months that will capture 50x more information compared to common multispectral satellites.
Pixxel’s first satellite is scheduled to launch early 2022 as a rideshare payload on an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.
Pixxel plans to launch six more satellites by the end of 2022.
Pixxel plans to collaborate with Rio Tinto on developing software pipelines for analyzing hyperspectral data.
Pixxel Space plans a constellation of high-resolution hyperspectral satellites to provide global imagery of Earth every day.
Pixxel Space aims to build a health monitor for the planet using a constellation of hyperspectral earth-imaging satellites.
Pixxel Space scheduled the Anand satellite to launch in 2021-10-01.
Pixxel aims to complete a constellation of 36 hyperspectral satellites by 2023.
Pixxel is designing hyperspectral imaging satellites that the company describes as providing 10 to 50 times more detailed information.
Pixxel is building two additional satellites in parallel that are 30% complete and are planned for launch next year.
Pixxel’s second satellite in a planned constellation of 36 is 60% complete and is likely to be launched in December.
Work on Pixxel's second satellite in a planned 36-satellite constellation is 60% complete and that satellite is likely to be launched in December.
Pixxel designs hyperspectral imaging satellites that the company describes as the world's highest resolution hyperspectral satellites capable of providing 10 to 50 times more detailed information than current systems.
Pixxel aims to complete its 36-satellite hyperspectral constellation by 2023.
Pixxel aims to deliver hyperspectral imagery with a five-meter spatial capability and 150 spectral bands to start with.