Galaxeye is a Bengaluru-based Space Tech startup working on a constellation of multi-sensor EO (Earth  Observation) satellites. The company recently gained access to the Indian National Space Promotion  and Authorization Center (IN-SPACe) in Ahmedabad and is preparing to launch its first satellite “Drishti  Mission” this year. 

This space tech startup will be co-working, using, and testing space facilities of IN-SPACe to enhance  their projects. The Satellite GalaxEye is preparing to launch comes with a technology that facilitates  high-quality imaging regardless of changes in climate or weather conditions, and helps in important  domains such as disaster management and recovery management. This partnership between the  agency in the department ofspace and this Bengaluru-based startup was officially formalized on 1 May through MoU. 

The company mentioned that this partnership will enable them to use the best-in-class laboratories  and testing facilities of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization). IN-SPACE is a single-window nodal agency that looks out for all space activities by non-government organizations or startups in the country. The CEO of Galaxeye, Suyash Sing said this partnership will enhance ways in which data from  Earth’s orbit are sourced and analyzed. If they succeed this will be marked as an initiative taken to deploy India’s First privately led cluster of Earth Observation satellites. The technology will enhance  the capability to monitor climate change patterns, monitor natural phenomena with improved precision and urban development.  

With the collaboration, satellite imagery is set to improve. According to Suyash Sigh, with the help of  IN-SPACE after enhancing the technology further they can help businesses and governments to make more precise decisions even under adverse climate conditions. The access was granted in the presence  of senior IN-SPACE officials including Chairman Pawan Goenka. The space tech startup is set to use the  testing space, co-working environment, and laboratories of IN-SPACE. CEO Suyash Singh thinks this  partnership will improve the way of gather and analyze data from space, helping businesses and  governments make better decisions, even in bad weather.

Conclusion: 

GalaxEye, a space tech startup from Bengaluru, reached a big goal by getting permission to use the  Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Center (IN-SPACe) in Ahmedabad. This partnership  will allow Galaxeye to utilize top-in-class space facilities to enhance its projects, particularly its  upcoming “Drishti Mission” satellite launch. With advanced technology for high-quality imaging in all  weather conditions, Galaxeye aims to contribute to crucial areas like disaster management and  recovery. The formalization of the partnership through a memorandum of understanding (MoU)  signifies a significant step towards deploying India’s first privately led cluster of Earth Observation  satellites.

CEO Suyash Singh expressed confidence that this collaboration will revolutionize data  sourcing and analysis from Earth’s orbit, enabling more precise decision-making for businesses and  governments, even in adverse climate conditions. The presence of senior IN-SPACe officials, including  Chairman Pawan Goenka, during the access grant, underscores the importance of this collaboration,  which will provide Galaxeye with access to top-notch testing spaces, co-working environments, and  laboratories to further its space exploration endeavors.