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aerospace / news / 2026-03-31 / Devdiscourse

Pixxel will provide a satellite bus for Cosmoserve's upcoming mission.

Pixxel will supply the satellite bus for Cosmoserve's upcoming active debris removal mission.

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The partnership marks a strategic collaboration between two Indian startups focused on space debris.
Cosmoserve's mission specifically targets capturing and removing defunct satellites from orbit.
Pixxel's engineering expertise is recognized as critical to the mission's technical feasibility.

In a move to tackle the growing issue of space debris, two Indian startups, Pixxel and Cosmoserve, have announced a strategic partnership. The Bengaluru-based spacecraft manufacturer Pixxel will provide a satellite bus for Cosmoserve's upcoming mission. This mission aims to capture and remove defunct satellites, a major concern for the space industry due to potential collisions that could impair vital services. Pixxel's CEO, Awais Ahmed, emphasized the importance of responsible space stewardship, and Cosmoserve's Dr. Chiranjeevi Phanindra B acknowledged Pixxel's engineering expertise as key to their mission's potential success.

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