三菱電機（株） 鎌倉製作所
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation is a major Japanese manufacturer and provider of space systems and solutions. As a pioneer in Japan's space technology development since the 1960s, the company's Space Division develops and builds satellites, satellite components, and ground systems. They provide services and products such as satellite platforms, communication satellites, and satellite on-board equipment to government agencies and commercial clients, including JAXA, in Japan and internationally. Mitsubishi Electric is also involved in collaborative projects, such as developing sustainable satellite buses with Astroscale.
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Mitsubishi Electric developed SLIM’s landing radar including the antenna and instrumentation system, while MEDS developed the landing radar electrical unit.
Mitsubishi Electric announced an initial investment in March 2022 for a single production building of 11,200 square meters scheduled to start operations in April 2025.
Mitsubishi Electric will invest ¥42.5 billion (€275 million) in the construction of a second production building for factory automation control systems at its Nagoya Works campus in Owariasahi City, Aichi Prefecture.
Mitsubishi Electric expanded its plan to add a second production building with a planned start of operations in April 2027.
The second Mitsubishi Electric production building will offer an additional 30,000 square meters of floor area.
Mitsubishi Electric increased the total investment for the expanded Nagoya Works production project to ¥55.5 billion (€360 million).
Mitsubishi Electric is developing space-based optical technologies expected to increase data capacity by ten times or more compared to systems that use radio waves.
Under a contract with the Mitsubishi Electric Group, L3Harris will build and deliver an advanced imager and sounder for JMA’s Himawari-10 satellite.
L3Harris has developed critical technology for customers such as the Mitsubishi Electric Group and the Japan Meteorological Agency for more than 60 years.
L3Harris will build and deliver an advanced imager and sounder for the Japan Meteorological Agency’s Himawari-10 satellite under a contract with the Mitsubishi Electric Group.
Mitsubishi Electric won a contract from the Japan Meteorological Agency to build Japan’s newest geostationary meteorological satellite, Himawari-10.
Mitsubishi Electric was awarded the Himawari-10 contract in part because of the Japan Meteorological Agency’s high evaluation of Mitsubishi Electric’s DS2000 standard satellite platform and ground-data processing software.
Mitsubishi Electric’s modern production facility, launched in 2020, provides an advanced production management system intended to support efficient production of Himawari-series satellites.
Mitsubishi Electric was awarded the Himawari-10 contract based on the company’s extensive satellite experience and the Japan Meteorological Agency’s high evaluation of Mitsubishi Electric’s proven DS2000 standard satellite platform.
Himawari-10 will be the fourth meteorological satellite built by Mitsubishi Electric, with the company’s prior work on Himawari-7 occurring 20 years earlier.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) won a contract from the Japan Meteorological Agency to build Japan’s newest geostationary meteorological satellite, Himawari-10.
Astroscale has raised U.S. $76,000,000 from new investors including Mitsubishi Electric and Yusaku Maezawa, bringing the company’s total funding to U.S. $376,000,000.
Mitsubishi Electric invested U.S. $25,000,000 in Astroscale’s Series G funding round.
Astroscale has an agreement with Mitsubishi Electric to collaborate in developing and manufacturing sustainably designed satellite buses for Japanese national-security constellations.
Advanced Land Observing Satellite-3 (ALOS-3) is a 3-ton optical imaging satellite built by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.