SGOn September 8, Indian space technology startup GalaxEye announced it has been awarded a U.S. patent for a system that synchronizes optical and radar sensors on satellites. This innovation allows for precise, cloud-cover and darkness-independent Earth observation data, enhancing the startup’s competitiveness in the expanding commercial satellite imaging market. The global market for such services was valued at $6.55 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to $20.15 billion by 2033. GalaxEye, having raised approximately $21 million in funding, plans to launch a 30-satellite constellation within five years. The company recently acquired StarOps, a spacecraft engineering firm based in Bengaluru, to bolster its manufacturing and satellite systems. India aims to make its commercial space industry worth $44 billion within a decade, promoting private sector investment.
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