GalaxEye Space, founded in 2021, is an Indian space technology company that specializes in developing multi-sensor earth observation satellites. Their primary offering is the "Drishti Mission," a satellite constellation equipped with the "Drishti Sensor" that combines Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and optical imaging for all-weather, high-resolution imagery. GalaxEye partners with organizations like IN-SPACe, MetaSensing, and impulso.space and aims to serve various sectors including defense, agriculture, and disaster management.
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GalaxEye’s Mission Drishti carries an OptoSAR system combining a high-resolution synthetic aperture radar with a multispectral imager.
GalaxEye Space plans to launch the next several satellites in the constellation within the next 30 months to increase revisit frequency for global defense and infrastructure customers.
Mission Drishti uses GalaxEye Space’s proprietary SyncFused sensor suite.
GalaxEye Space will begin an eight-week commissioning and calibration phase after Mission Drishti reaches orbit.
GalaxEye Space launched its Mission Drishti satellite on Sunday, May 3.
GalaxEye Space is a Bengaluru-based space startup.
GalaxEye Space aims to deploy a constellation of 10 OptoSAR satellites by 2030.
GalaxEye Space plans to start commercial data sales after the commissioning and calibration phase.
GalaxEye signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ideaForge to develop a UAV FOPEN (Foliage Penetration) Radar for security forces.
GalaxEye is the first Indian earth observation satellite company.
GalaxEye will provide technical support to optimize the integrated solution for enhanced monitoring capabilities.
Suyash Singh is the Co-founder and CEO at GalaxEye.
GalaxEye plans to launch the multi-sensor satellite Mission Drishti in 2024.
Speciale Invest led a $3,500,000 seed-stage funding round in GalaxEye.
GalaxEye was founded in 2020 by five alumni of IIT Madras who previously worked at Avishkar Hyperloop.
GalaxEye planned to seek an additional funding round of $15–25 million in 2023 to add more satellites to its constellation.
Ananth Technologies offers a Mission-as-a-Service (MaaS) platform to enable GalaxEye’s satellite mission and plans to pursue post-launch collaboration on geospatial services for its GIS customers.
Antaris and GalaxEye signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a satellite that integrates both SAR and optical sensors on a single platform.
GalaxEye is an imaging satellite operator developing a satellite equipped with the Drishti sensor as part of the collaboration.
Antaris will provide a SaaS technology platform to design, simulate, build, and manage GalaxEye’s earth observation satellite and its onboard Drishti sensor.