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ElevationSpace participates as a collaborating organization in activities related to fundamental technologies for the safety of crewed space transportation systems.
ElevationSpace closed a $40 million Series B financing round.
ElevationSpace is developing space-to-Earth transport services and space-environment utilization platforms.
ElevationSpace’s in-space research and return platforms are central to its planned in-orbit transportation network.
ElevationSpace has raised $63.5 million in total since its founding.
ElevationSpace’s Series B investors included SPARX Asset Management and Beyond Next Ventures.
ElevationSpace is collaborating with the Japanese LEO observatory Shachu to develop infrastructure for low Earth orbit activities in the post-ISS era.
ElevationSpace is developing the ELS-RS platform for high-frequency cargo return services from space stations to Earth.
ElevationSpace is seeking to expand into European and U.S. markets.
ElevationSpace raised a $40 million Series B and brought its total funding to $63.5 million.
ElevationSpace has formed a partnership with Axiom Space to evaluate high-frequency return and recovery services.
Axiom Space agreed to explore reentry and recovery services with ElevationSpace for commercial space stations.
ElevationSpace is a Japanese satellite reentry startup.
ElevationSpace is developing its spacecraft in collaboration with JAXA and Tohoku University.
Redwire signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate microgravity and biopharmaceutical hardware with ElevationSpace’s demonstration platform.
ElevationSpace plans to integrate bio-pharmaceutical technologies developed by Redwire into its platform.
SPARX Asset Management and Beyond Next Ventures also invested in ElevationSpace’s Series A.
ElevationSpace’s Series B also included corporate investors Toyoda Gosei and Dai Nippon Printing.
AOBA is ElevationSpace’s first private atmospheric reentry satellite and the first model in the ELS-R family.
ElevationSpace was selected for a Japanese Space Strategy Fund program focused on high-frequency cargo recovery technologies.