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GalaxEye Space

Galaxeye Space Solutions Private Limited · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Earth Observation

ISFC-2026-00007Earth Observationactiveprivate
Founded
2021
Headquarters
Bengaluru
Ownership
private
Employees
—
Vehicles
0
People
5

About

OPERATIONAL — flagship in orbit

Overview

OPERATIONAL — flagship in orbit

Technology

Drishti — Mass: ~190 kg — India's largest privately built satellite

Drishti — Orbit: SSO ~500 ± 10 km

Drishti — Compute: NVIDIA Jetson Orin for in-orbit AI inference

Drishti — Architecture: SyncFused OptoSAR — world's first integration of Electro-Optical and SAR sensors on a single operational platform

Drishti — Processing: SAR image formation and compression, analogue to digital, in under 10 minutes

Funding

Total raised: ~$13.5 million

Stage: Series A-II

Investors — Mela Ventures

Investors — ideaForge

Investors — Speciale Invest

Future plans

Constellation: 8–12 satellites by 2029

Markets: Defence and intelligence, agriculture, aquaculture, mining, disaster management, finance

Research notes

Correction from v3: Founded 2021, not 2017. Funding is ~$13.5M, not $3.5M. HQ is Bengaluru, not Chennai.

Import provenance

Imported from IFSC Archive dataset v5.0, research snapshot 2026-08-16.

People

5 founders
  • SS

    Suyash Singh

    CEO · Founder

    IIT Madras, Avishkar Hyperloop team origin

  • PM

    Pranit Mehta

    Founder

    IIT Madras, Avishkar Hyperloop team origin

  • DC

    Denil Chawda

    Founder

    IIT Madras, Avishkar Hyperloop team origin

  • RB

    Rakshit Bhatt

    Founder

    IIT Madras, Avishkar Hyperloop team origin

  • KT

    Kishan Thakkar

    Founder

    IIT Madras, Avishkar Hyperloop team origin

Timeline

4 milestones
  1. other

    Listed as a BSX 2026 exhibitor

    Reported date/window: 2026-09-07/2026-09-09

    Verified
  2. launch

    Mission Drishti launched 07:00 UTC on SpaceX Falcon 9 CAS500-2 from Vandenberg SLC-4E

    Unverified
  3. launch

    GLX-SQ payload on ISRO POEM-4 (PSLV-C60); POEM-4 re-entered 5 April 2025 after successful demonstration

    Unverified
  4. founding

    GalaxEye Space founded

    Unverified