GalaxEye partners with Florida firm for Mission Drishti, tap into global markets

Bengaluru-based spacetech, GalaxEye on Thursday announced a strategic partnership with Florida-based impulso space that will provide end-to-end launch services for its Mission Drishti. Under the partnership the two firms will work on the launch of the startup’s flagship multi-sensor Earth observation (EO) satellite scheduled for take off in the next few months from Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

GalaxEye will leverage impulso space's experience of launching 13 missions, including 14 minisatellites and 16 CubeSats launches. The firm will provide GalaxEye with an integrated suite of services at its Melbourne facility. Its end-to-end solutions include payload processing, integration, secure storage, in-house launch campaigns, and required launch capacity for satellite delivery in orbit.

"Mission Drishti is at the heart of our growth strategy, and collaborating with impulso space empowers us to not only streamline our path to orbit but also amplify our reach into new markets,” said GalaxEye’s CEO Suyash Singh. He added that this will also significantly enhance the startup’s operational capabilities, allowing it to serve diverse industries.


GalaxEye is backed by Infosys Mela Ventures, Speciale Invest, iDeaForge raising a total funding of $14 million over seven rounds.