top of page
d9d3eaaa-39c1-4ebc-a51d-45d2df87e203.jpg

​

ISRO will launch the PSLV-C62 mission on 12 January 2026 at 10:17 IST, carrying the primary payload EOS-N1 “Anvesha” for DRDO, along with 18 co-passenger satellites.

Among the co-passenger satellites is MOI-1 by TakeMe2Space, which carries the MIRA Earth Observation payload, developed by EON Space Labs. This marks MIRA’s first journey to space.

​🛰️ MIRA Key Capabilities

  • - 9 multispectral bands

  • - ⁠9.2 m ground resolution

  • - ⁠18.7 km swath width

  • - ⁠Ultra-compact (54 × 54 × 87 mm), lightweight (502 g)

The mission represents a key milestone for EON Space Labs and highlights the growing strength of India’s NewSpace ecosystem, where indigenous startups are delivering flight-ready, high-performance space hardware.

bottom of page