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The first constellation of multi-sensor imaging satellites capable of taking pictures in both the visible and microwave spectrums will be created by GalaxEye Space beginning in 2021.<br>The business has received an investment of $3.5 million from Speciale Invest and plans to concentrate on the reinsurance, insurance, and utilities sectors. According to Suyash Singh, co-founder and CEO of GalaxEye Space, these sectors require more extensive, more frequent, and high-resolution information to understand what has happened in a particular area.

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  1. HOME CAMPAIGNS DIGITAL MEDIA FUND RAISING MARKETING STARTUPS MARKETS ECONOMIC GalaxEye Space Startup: Creating Satellites for Good Use  Home - Startups - GalaxEye Space Startup: Creating Satellites for Good Use Search here ...  Latest Update RECENT POPULAR COMMON  March 20, 2023 With a 38% Increase in 2022, India’s M&A Activity Reached An all- time High  March 20, 2023 GalaxEye Space Startup: Creating Satellites for Good Use  March 20, 2023 

  2. Walmart Contribute $200 million to PhonePe’s Financing Increase  March 20, 2023 Startups An Adani Group refinancing of $1.15 billion bonds might affect Adani Green & Ports shares  March 20, 2023 By Gurpreet Kaur  5 hours ago  0  34  2 minutes read Facebook Twitter           Most Viewed The first constellation of multi-sensor imaging satellites capable of taking pictures in both the visible and microwave spectrums will be created by GalaxEye Space beginning in 2021. The business has received an investment of $3.5 million from Speciale Invest and plans to concentrate on the reinsurance, insurance, and utilities sectors. According to Suyash Singh, co-founder and CEO of GalaxEye Space, these sectors require more extensive, more frequent, and high-resolution information to understand what has happened in a particular area.  Applications for the smaller satellites that GalaxEye Space is developing include vegetation monitoring near transmission lines, analysing pipeline leaks, post-disaster assessment, and assessing infrastructure damage to underwrite risk. Drones are used for various aerial imaging applications; however, these greatly differ from satellite imaging.    February 15, 2023 Adani Group equities are the Subject of This Week   January 31, 2023 IHC investment leads Adani Enterprises shares to boost by 5%   Head’s Thinking   Satellite photographs may unquestionably have lower resolution than drones. Drones, however, complement rather than compete with what we do, according to Suyash. Drones can’t cover 100s of square kilometres in a single hour. There are several operational dangers, a requirement for a drone pilot, and they fail outright in windy conditions. Drone operations that involve high-risk or frequent failures are a constant concern.  The photographs captured by smaller satellites have a little lower resolution than those captured by bigger ones, which are often developed by organisations like NASA and ISRO. The resolution of the photographs taken by the big satellites is between 5 and 10 metres per pixel. Images produced by our smaller satellites have a little lower resolution, claims Singh. The availability and size are the main differences, he continues.   February 20, 2023 Adani Enterprises Shares Must Increase by up to 410% to Reach their 52-week Highs

  3.  January 17, 2023 Massive satellites, which are designed to operate for 10–20 years, are practically the size of a huge Volvo bus. They normally only number 1-3, thus they can only visualise a specific area. It indicates that the satellites’ availability is constrained and that their cadence, which is one image every 7–10 days, is also constrained. These photos are also regional, according to Singh. He asserts that every satellite in a constellation will perform the same function, with a few receiving enhancements dependent on the use or application. In the first quarter of 2024, the firm plans to launch its first satellite.  Most space startups don’t yet have any revenue. The company receives several letters of interest, claims Suyash Singh.   Shark Tank India 2 – Catching Big Fishes for National Start-Up Day    February 8, 2023 Creating Partnership   Price of Paytm stock: Double Upgrades by Macquarie   While Singh’s team developed their own software for data processing, the business teamed with Antaris for mission planning. Unlike the car sector, nobody produces items for satellites in large quantities. With the multisensory satellites we are creating, the vendors’ turnaround times are likewise very long, according to Singh.  In addition, the satellite’s semiconductor parts, which make up 30–40% of the total, are imported. In addition to supply chain issues, India lacks skills in the space technology sector outside of ISRO. According to Singh, we need skills in the difficult-to-find fields of electronics and digital signal processing.  March 3, 2023 VCs’ fixation with start-ups’ topline, says CEO of Infosys Most Reviews RECENT POPULAR COMMON  March 20, 2023 You can share this post! With a 38% Increase in 2022, India’s M&A Activity Reached An all- time High            March 20, 2023  Previous article Walmart Contribute $200 million to PhonePe’s Financing Increase Next article  GalaxEye Space Startup: Creating Satellites for Good Use With a 38% Increase in 2022, India’s M&A Activity Reached An all-time High

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