Building planetary infrastructure. Satellites, space systems & software to better understand a changing Earth. 🌏
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We're excited to announce Allyson Jenkins as CEO of Pixxel Federal! 🇺🇸🛰️
Having led Pixxel's U.S. government business since joining in January 2025 as Vice President, Public Sector, Allyson will now build on this foundation as CEO of Pixxel Federal, spearheading its growth across defense and intelligence missions.
With 18 years of experience in national security and geospatial intelligence, including nine years at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), she brings deep expertise across the U.S. government and Earth observation sectors.
We look forward to this next chapter under her leadership!
Expanding our global presence with Pixxel Federal! 🇮🇳🇺🇸
We've established a new U.S. subsidiary to bring advanced satellite technologies and Earth intelligence capabilities to federal civilian, defense, and intelligence missions, building on our existing engagements with NASA and the NRO.
Read more at the link below! 👇
pixxel.space/news/pixxel-est…
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Some of India’s sharpest builders started in dorm rooms instead of boardrooms, and our time at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani was proof. At Campus Connect 2026, we met the next generation of builders on a campus that has long been a launchpad for Indian founders.
With Campus Connect is simple, we want to reach young builders and give them the head start and the push to build something remarkable.
In that spirit, Manish Advani (@manishadvani12) sat down with Kshitij Khandelwal (@kshitijgokul) of Pixxel (@PixxelSpace) to share his entrepreneurial journey, one that began in a BITS dorm room. Hearing it from someone who walked the same corridors made the distance between a bold idea and a company feel a lot shorter.
Kanishk Mehta, Shourya Sodhani, Shreedhar Malpani, and Akshat Singh from our team spent the day in one-on-one coffee chats with students to help them understand the world of venture capital.
Huge thanks to everyone at BITS Pilani who made this happen. We can’t wait to see what you build. ✨
Pixxel is headed to Bihar SAAW 2026 in Patna! 🛰️
Join Archita Dey (Solutions Engineer), as she showcases how hyperspectral data, software, and multi-modal geospatial intelligence can support government applications across flood monitoring, crop health, critical mineral mapping, and land use and land cover (LULC).
Also meet, Gp Capt Debashish Sengupta (Director of Government Sales) and Akshat Jain (Product Lead-Aurora) to explore how space-based Earth observation can support better decision-making across sectors.
Building new possibilities through international collaboration! 🛰️
Pixxel has signed an MoU with @Scanway_SA. to explore opportunities in advanced optical technologies, satellite engineering, and Earth observation.
The agreement was signed during the Polish trade mission to India, held alongside the official visit of Poland’s Prime Minister and government delegation, in the presence of Poland’s Minister of Finance and Economy, @Domanski_Andrz.
Together, we will explore the development of next-generation optical instruments, satellite data-based services, and opportunities in international markets, combining our expertise to strengthen technological capabilities and expand our global reach.
Pixxel will be at IMARC 2026 in Sydney, Australia, October 27–29! 🌎
Meet Shridutta Banerjee (Sales Manager), Terence Xie (Solutions Engineer), and Usha Simhadri (Manager of Partnerships) to explore how hyperspectral satellite data can help identify mineral signatures, map mineral distributions, and support more informed exploration decisions.
Connect with our team to discover how intelligence from space can support mineral exploration on the ground.
Book a meeting: share-na2.hsforms.com/1SCTba…
In January 2024, Shakuntala, Pixxel’s first pathfinder satellite, re-entered Earth’s atmosphere after spending over 600 days in space, marking the end of its mission.
But what happens when a satellite reaches the end of its mission?
Pixxel will be at Silicon Valley Space Week 2026, October 27–29, in Mountain View, California! 🛰️
Join Allyson Jenkins, Vice President, Public Sector, on October 29 at 3:30 PM at Hahn Auditorium for the panel “How Commercial Space Companies Can Support Future National Security Space Architectures.”
Connect with Ryan McKinney, Chief Revenue Officer, to explore how Pixxel’s satellite technologies and geospatial intelligence can support national security missions.
Book a meeting: share-na2.hsforms.com/19xEIz…
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Was an absolute pleasure to meet and interact with @DrSJaishankar - the Honourable External Affairs Minister of India. Spoke about what @PixxelSpace is doing and he reiterated continued support of the government for all our global ambitions. Exciting conversation at the sidelines of the @raisinadialogue Middle East Summit in Abu Dhabi.
How is hyperspectral data helping solve real-world challenges? 🛰️
Join Ryan McKinney, Chief Revenue Officer at Pixxel, at NV5 GeoSessions on October 15 for the panel “Unlocking Insights: How to Solve Real-World Problems with Hyperspectral Data.”
The discussion will explore how hyperspectral data can reveal valuable information about Earth’s surface and support practical applications across industries.
Register for the Spectral Session: nv5geospatialsoftware.com/Co…
Every leap in technology has changed how we see our planet. 🛰️
From early maps and weather satellites to multispectral and hyperspectral imaging, each advancement has brought us closer to understanding Earth's landscapes, patterns, and changes.
Today, the next step goes beyond individual observations. It's about connecting diverse data sources, technologies, and intelligence to uncover deeper insights and support better decisions.
Scroll through to explore the evolution of Earth observation and what comes next. 👇
The Next Challenge
An image can show us what has changed.
But understanding why it changed and what it means requires different kinds of sensing, multiple data sources, and systems that can bring them together at scale.
Our goal has evolved from observing Earth to building the infrastructure that helps us understand it better.
Our ability to understand Earth has evolved with every generation of technology.
Now, the next step is to connect what we see with what we can learn from it.
At Pixxel, we’re building this planetary infrastructure that brings together sensing, data, and intelligence to help us better understand our planet.
Glimpses from ACRS 2026 in New Delhi! 🚀
It’s been an exciting few days of conversations with the geospatial community, exploring how Earth observation, satellite data, and geospatial intelligence can support real-world applications across industries.
We’re here until October 16, showcasing how Pixxel is building planetary infrastructure through advanced satellite technologies, software, and intelligence.
At ACRS 2026? Stop by booth number 32 and meet the Pixxel team. We’d love to connect!
