Pixxel

NASA has selected Indian private spacecraft company Pixxel for a new contract to provide Earth-observation data and services.

Want a satellite picture of your backyard? It may soon be possible as Bengaluru-based space start-up Pixxel plans to unveil an online software suite to browse through images of the Earth captured by its satellites and also order customised pictures.

Google is leading a $36 million (roughly Rs. 297 crore) funding round for Bengaluru-based Pixxel, a satellite-image startup. Founded in 2019, Pixxel is building a constellation of satellites that have the ability to identify mineral deposits or the productivity of crops by analysing the spectral signature of an image.

ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) will launch spacetech startup Pixxel’s third hyperspectral satellite – Anand –from the Sriharikota spaceport on Saturday. Anand is a hyperspectral microsatellite weighing less than 15 kg but having more than 150 wavelengths that will enable it to capture images of the earth in greater detail than...

NASA has selected Indian private spacecraft company Pixxel for a new contract to provide Earth-observation data and services.

Want a satellite picture of your backyard? It may soon be possible as Bengaluru-based space start-up Pixxel plans to unveil an online software suite to browse through images of the Earth captured by its satellites and also order customised pictures.

Google is leading a $36 million (roughly Rs. 297 crore) funding round for Bengaluru-based Pixxel, a satellite-image startup. Founded in 2019, Pixxel is building a constellation of satellites that have the ability to identify mineral deposits or the productivity of crops by analysing the spectral signature of an image.

ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) will launch spacetech startup Pixxel’s third hyperspectral satellite – Anand –from the Sriharikota spaceport on Saturday. Anand is a hyperspectral microsatellite weighing less than 15 kg but having more than 150 wavelengths that will enable it to capture images of the earth in greater detail than...