東京大学
The University of Tokyo has been a driving force in Japan's space program since its origins in the mid-1950s. The university is involved in aerospace engineering, astronautics, and space technology, with research and education focused on aircraft and spacecraft. They collaborate with organizations like JAXA and Sony on projects such as microsatellite development and space photography services. The university's contributions span from launching Japan's first satellite to conducting research in space and planetary science.
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Pale Blue was spun out from the University of Tokyo in 2020.
Pale Blue was developed from the University of Tokyo in 2020.
Dr. Noguchi has held several positions after his career as an astronaut, including President of Mirai Space Co., Ltd. and Project Professor at the University of Tokyo.
Dr. Soichi Noguchi holds a bachelor's and master's degree in aeronautical engineering, and a doctorate in advanced engineering from the University of Tokyo.
Pale Blue is a space technology company spun out from the University of Tokyo in 2020.
Agasa Naito completed The University of Tokyo Executive Management Program (certified) in March 2022.
The 6U Sphere-1 satellite was developed by Sony in collaboration with the University of Tokyo and JAXA, with integration services provided through SpaceBD.
ArkEdge Space led a consortium including ispace, Mitsubishi Precision, Kiyohara Optics, KDDI Corporation, and the University of Tokyo to develop a concept of a lunar navigation satellite system, a lunar‑Earth communication system, and a development plan.
The University of Tokyo provided the satellite bus for the Star Sphere satellite.
The outer satellite bus of StriX-α was developed with Nakasuka and the Funase Laboratory of the University of Tokyo.
The University of Tokyo built the AQT-D cubesat equipped with an Aquarius water-fueled resistojet propulsion system.
Tokyo-based Axelspace raised Series B funds from 31VENTURES – Global Brain – Growth I Joint Venture with participation from the Innovation Network Corp. of Japan, SBI Investment Co., Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company, and the University of Tokyo’s Innovation Platform.