GalaxEye’s Mission Drishti carries an OptoSAR system combining a high-resolution synthetic aperture radar with a multispectral imager.
Mission Drishti is the largest privately built Earth observation satellite in India.
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.
Mission Drishti includes onboard AI for real-time data processing.
Mission Drishti is the world’s first commercial OptoSAR satellite.
Mission Drishti launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Mission Drishti provides India with a sovereign all-weather surveillance capability for national security, disaster response, and maritime monitoring.
GalaxEye Space launched its Mission Drishti satellite on Sunday, May 3.
Mission Drishti combines high-resolution multispectral imaging and synthetic aperture radar on a single spacecraft.
The onboard AI on Mission Drishti reduces the time required to convert raw imagery into actionable insights for the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Mission Drishti weighs approximately 190 kg.
GalaxEye plans to launch the multi-sensor satellite Mission Drishti in 2024.
Mission Drishti is designed as the world’s first multi-sensor satellite combining Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and optical sensors.
Mission Drishti combines Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and optical sensors on the same satellite 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.