Dhruva Space strengthens full-stack Space offerings with AstraView Commercial Satellite Imagery services through robust global partnerships

Dhruva Space has strategically partnered with leading industry players, including Array Labs, Axelspace, Capella Space, Geosat, Maxar, Planet, Satellogic, SI Imaging Services, Unseenlabs, and Wyvern for the provision of satellite imagery.
In a move to further fuel decision-making across strategic and socio-economic use cases, Dhruva Space has launched AstraView, a new commercial satellite imagery service designed to provide continuous insights into Earth.
This offering results from strategic partnerships with leading industry players, including Array Labs, Axelspace, Capella Space, Geosat, Maxar, Planet, Satellogic, SI Imaging Services, Unseenlabs, and Wyvern. AstraView provides high-resolution, real-time satellite imagery and data, delivering comprehensive coverage and actionable insights to support critical operations and empower informed decision-making.
Dhruva Space is leveraging these strategic partnerships to offer a broad range of satellite data, including Electro-Optical, Synthetic-Aperture Radar (SAR), Radio Frequency, and Hyper-Spectral imagery. This diverse dataset is designed to meet the needs of users across Academia, Defence, and Enterprise sectors.
Through AstraView, Dhruva Space provides an ecosystem-based approach to satellite imagery, enabling flexible, near real-time tasking. Additionally, AstraView allows customers to search and order archived imagery or request for fresh collection of satellite data, ensuring they have access to both historical and real-time geospatial information. Furthermore, end-users of AstraView will benefit from flexibility, lower costs, and simplified integration, giving them the power to harness satellite imagery without the operational complexity or upfront investment of owning and managing satellite infrastructure.
Observing the new milestone, Sanjay Nekkanti, CEO, Dhruva Space, says, “On-demand geospatial data is the need of the hour as life on Earth continues to evolve rapidly. Partnering with leading imagery companies of the world bolsters our technological advantage. We extend our gratitude to our valued partners for their continued support in bringing this service to the global Space market, fostering a spirit of international collaboration and innovation.”
Dhruva Space’s AstraView Commercial Imagery Services was officially announced at the 2024 edition of GeoSmart India in Hyderabad, Telangana. The conference, organised by Geospatial World, provides a platform to showcase innovations, explore business opportunities, and engage in high-level discussions about the future of Geospatial technologies.
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