Looking into the 6U satellite's Cassegrain telescope, with Earth reflected in the mirror
Constellation Aerospace · Bengaluru

Precision belongs in the payload.

Star cameras, edge compute and imaging optics that give a small satellite sharp, geolocated pictures from any bus.

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Star camera, edge compute module and imaging telescope side by side
Inside the payload

Point. Stack. Infer.

Star camera·Edge compute·Imaging optics
Fused by computational imaging
Why we exist

Small satellites buy their image quality from the bus. We carry it in the payload.

A conventional star tracker loses the sky above about 3°/s, so an agile satellite slews, waits, settles, then images. Our star camera solves attitude while the spacecraft is still turning. Our AI-first imaging and compute chain registers and stacks its own sub-frames on board, using that attitude as the prior. The result is a sharp, geolocated tile and intelligent metadata from a bus with ordinary pointing, and no settling wait between targets.

Slew 14°/sexposure 100 ms
Single 100 ms exposure · 93 px trails3 stars above threshold
Sharp satellite image of Bengaluru after on-board stackingThe same scene smeared by jitter during a slew
Ordinary bus single exposure during slew
Intelligent stacking on board, same slew
12.98° N  77.59° E
tile geolocated on board

Illustration on Copernicus Sentinel-2 data over Bengaluru. First on-board stacking flight: 2027.

Missions

We fly early and often.

Company

Built in Bengaluru by people with space experience, at ISRO and Planet Labs, USA.

Why India, why now

Our products are designed and built in India and are ITAR-free. We fly early and often: a near-space campaign every few months is how we turn simulations into measured numbers.

How we work

Simulate, build, fly, measure. Every claim on this page is either flown or on a dated flight to be measured.

We hire people who want their code to fly.

Embedded, FPGA, optics, controls and mechanical roles open in Bengaluru.

Careers
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