TakeMe2Space, a startup, will launch India's first orbital computing satellite into space using a SpaceX rocket

28 Sep 2026 19:02
According to Reuters this morning (28th), Indian space startup TakeMe2Space plans to launch MOI-1A on a SpaceX rocket on October 1st local time, calling it India's first orbital computing satellite. Unlike sending all the raw data back to Earth, TakeMe2Space hopes to complete data processing directly in orbit. MOI-1A weighs less than 50kg and is equipped with NVIDIA Orin NX edge computing processor, which is launched with SpaceX's Transporter-18 carpooling mission.

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