Satellites & Earth observation
SkyServe
Bengaluru satellite computing company behind the STORM platform, with a reported 2026 service contract with South Korea’s TelePIX.
- Satellite edge computing
- Earth observation
- Orbital ai
- Satellite software
- Geospatial analytics
- Space industry
- Indian space
- Space companies
- Aerospace
- Satellites
- Satellite manufacturing
- Bengaluru
SkyServe is a Bengaluru company that develops software for running Earth observation analysis aboard satellites. IN-SPACe identifies the operating entity as Hyspace Technologies Private Limited and records SkyServe’s STORM edge-computing platform on a D-Orbit carrier in 2024. D-Orbit separately announced the in-orbit collaboration. In September 2026, Chosunbiz reported TelePIX’s announcement of a satellite AI service contract with SkyServe; deployment of customer models under that arrangement was not documented.
Milestones
- 18 April 2024
D-Orbit announced a collaboration to run the STORM edge-computing platform aboard its ION Satellite Carrier.[4] - 28 September 2026
TelePIX announced a satellite AI service contract with SkyServe, according to Chosunbiz.[5]
Sources
SkyServeAbout SkyServeskyserve.ai
IN-SPACeSkyServe company profileinspace.gov.in
IN-SPACeGlimpses of Indian Space Industriesinspace.gov.in
D-OrbitD-Orbit Announces In-Orbit Edge Computing Collaboration with SkyServe STORMdorbit.space
ChosunbizTelePIX inks Skyserve deal to commercialize onboard AI and satellite computingbiz.chosun.com
Coverage of SkyServe
Industry
SkyServe and TelePIX plan satellite AI service
The companies plan to load customer models aboard satellites; neither deployment nor performance under the deal has been documented.
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