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Kairos carried five payloads on the failed flight, including satellites from Tokyo-based ArkEdge Space and the Taiwan Space Agency.
ArkEdge Space’s AETS-1 was listed as a payload on the same manifest as TATARA-1R, SC-Sat1a, and HErO.
ArkEdge Space partnered with SKY Perfect JSAT in February 2025 to accelerate commercialization of micro-satellite constellations and tap into SKY Perfect JSAT’s satellite operations expertise.
ArkEdge Space successfully launched and completed initial checkout of three satellites named AE5Ra, AE5Rb, and AE5Rc, bringing its total number of in-house developed and operated satellites to 12.
ArkEdge Space confirmed communications using test signals via its own ground stations.
ArkEdge Space formed a strategic partnership with Kongsberg Satellite Services to collaborate in the microsatellite sector.
ArkEdge Space was founded in 2018 and changed its name to ArkEdge Space in 2021.
ArkEdge Space raised $52 million in a Series B funding round in 2025.
ArkEdge Space operates in Paraguay, Brazil, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan and has been selected for initiatives with JAXA.
ArkEdge Space plans to further develop its standardized 6U satellite bus to enhance efficiency in design, manufacturing, and multi-satellite operations.
ArkEdge Space will demonstrate satellite-to-satellite handover techniques to maintain continuous communication with ground stations.
ArkEdge Space established communications with the AE5R satellites using test signals through its own ground stations after deployment.
ArkEdge Space has placed nine 6U satellites into orbit over the past year, marking the highest number achieved by a Japanese organization in a 12-month period.
The three-satellite configuration allows ArkEdge Space to test coordinated operations across multiple spacecraft.
ArkEdge Space has worked on the Development and Verification Support for Multi-Purpose Bus for Micro-Satellites within the NEDO framework.
Japanese company ArkEdge Space confirmed communications with three 6U micro-satellites on Transporter 15.
ArkEdge Space collaborated with CROSS U and international partners to advance development of satellite and ground networks at NIHONBASHI SPACE WEEK 2025.
ArkEdge Space aims to deliver advanced services and accelerate global expansion of satellite IoT data solutions.
ArkEdge Space supports talent development for the future of digital space infrastructure.
The geospatial intelligence platform developed by ArkEdge Space enables data-driven decision-making.