GalaxEye aims to deploy 30 OptoSAR satellites within five years
Indian space startup GalaxEye announced plans to launch 30 satellites over the next five years, leveraging its newly US-patented OptoSAR imaging technology.
GalaxEye, the first Indian company to secure a US patent for a system that fuses optical imagery with synthetic-aperture radar, says the technology will underpin a fleet of 30 satellites. The firm intends to improve the capabilities of its next-generation platforms while overcoming cloud and smoke interference. The rollout is scheduled across a five-year timeline.
Why it matters
The plan could boost India's presence in global satellite imaging and offer more reliable data for weather, disaster response, and security.
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