GalaxEye's Drishti satellite is a big deal - it's the first of its kind, called an OptoSAR satellite. This means it can take pictures of the Earth with incredible detail, even when it's cloudy or dark. The 190kg satellite is packed with cutting-edge technology, including electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar sensors that work together to provide all-weather, day-and-night imaging capabilities.

Imagine being able to see through clouds, smoke, and rain, and still get crystal-clear images of the Earth. That's exactly what Drishti can do. It's like having a superpower, and it's not just for fun - it's for real-world applications like border surveillance, disaster response, and agriculture.

The satellite uses artificial intelligence to process the images it takes, which means it can turn them into actionable information much faster than if it had to send them all the way back to Earth. This is a huge time-saver, and it makes Drishti an incredibly valuable tool for people on the ground.

GalaxEye's team is thrilled with the launch of Drishti, and they're already planning to build an even bigger constellation of satellites in the next four years. With Drishti leading the way, the possibilities are endless - and it's all thanks to the hard work and determination of the GalaxEye team.

The response to Drishti has been incredible, with interest coming from defence and civilian agencies all over the world. GalaxEye has already signed distribution partnerships with over 20 countries, and they're expecting even more to come on board. With Drishti, the future of Earth observation has never looked brighter.