Grahaa Space

Grahaa Space — formerly and also known as Akshath Aerospace — is an Indian space-technology company founded in 2018 and based in the Mahalakshmipuram area of Bengaluru, Karnataka. The company designs, builds and operates a constellation of small earth-observation satellites intended to deliver near real-time geospatial video, rather than the static single-frame imagery produced by most earth-observation satellites, for situational-awareness applications such as maritime and border monitoring, disaster response and infrastructure inspection.

Grahaa Space's stackable nanosatellite platform incorporates onboard AI and edge-computing hardware to process video aboard the spacecraft before downlink, and the company also offers hosted-payload and constellation-operations services to other satellite owners. Its first mission, SIDDHI, reached orbit, with the company reporting continuing telemetry from the spacecraft; a follow-on mission, SOLARAS, launched on 18 July 2026 into a roughly 450 km low Earth orbit.

Grahaa Space has worked with Indian space-sector partners including IN-SPACe, the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) and launch provider Skyroot Aerospace, as well as technology partners such as Microchip. The company is registered in India under corporate identification number U73100KA2021PTC152412. Grahaa Space is an active, privately held company continuing to develop and operate its earth-observation video-satellite constellation; it was confirmed to be the same organisation researched under the alternative name 'Akshath Aerospace.'