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GalaxEye secures US patent for OptoSAR satellite imaging, Inc42 reports

Inc42 says GalaxEye’s OptoSAR technology combines optical and synthetic aperture radar sensors on one satellite, enabling day-and-night Earth observation regardless of weather.

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Inc42 reports that IIT Madras-incubated GalaxEye has secured a US patent for its OptoSAR technology. The publisher says Mission Drishti, launched in May 2026, validated several critical technologies, though communication with the satellite was lost in July after a geomagnetic solar storm. In its September 8 update, Inc42 says GalaxEye plans to launch two more OptoSAR satellites within two years, with an eventual target of a 30-satellite constellation.

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@Inc42🚀 GalaxEye scores a first for Indian spacetech with a US patent. 👇 IIT Madras-incubated spacetech startup GalaxEye, founded by Suyash Singh, Denil Chawda, Kishan Thakkar, Pranit Mehta and Rakshit Bhatt, has secured a US patent for its proprietary OptoSAR technology, which combines optical and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) sensors on a single satellite. The technology enables day-and-night, weather-agnostic Earth observation, with applications across defence, agriculture, insurance and disaster response. The patent follows the launch of Mission Drishti, India’s largest privately built Earth observation satellite, in May. While communication with Drishti was lost in July after a geomagnetic solar storm, the mission successfully validated several critical technologies. GalaxEye now plans to launch two more OptoSAR satellites within two years, with an eventual target of a 30-satellite constellation. 🔗 To read the full story, click here: https://4-2.co/4xIvkHh #GalaxEye #Spacetech #SatelliteImaging #EarthObservation #News24d
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    @Inc42🚀 GalaxEye scores a first for Indian spacetech with a US patent. 👇 IIT Madras-incubated spacetech startup GalaxEye, founded by Suyash Singh, Denil Chawda, Kishan Thakkar, Pranit Mehta and Rakshit Bhatt, has secured a US patent for its proprietary OptoSAR technology, which combines optical and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) sensors on a single satellite. The technology enables day-and-night, weather-agnostic Earth observation, with applications across defence, agriculture, insurance and disaster response. The patent follows the launch of Mission Drishti, India’s largest privately built Earth observation satellite, in May. While communication with Drishti was lost in July after a geomagnetic solar storm, the mission successfully validated several critical technologies. GalaxEye now plans to launch two more OptoSAR satellites within two years, with an eventual target of a 30-satellite constellation. 🔗 To read the full story, click here: https://4-2.co/4xIvkHh #GalaxEye #Spacetech #SatelliteImaging #EarthObservation #News24d
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