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The geospatial intelligence platform developed by ArkEdge Space enables data-driven decision-making.
ArkEdge Space uses low-power, long-range communication modules to collect data from sensors deployed in remote and oceanic areas.
ArkEdge Space supports talent development for the future of digital space infrastructure.
ArkEdge Space aims to deliver advanced services and accelerate global expansion of satellite IoT data solutions.
ArkEdge Space collaborated with CROSS U and international partners to advance development of satellite and ground networks at NIHONBASHI SPACE WEEK 2025.
A Japanese consortium of Softbank, ArkEdge Space, Kiyohara Optics, and the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) is planning to demonstrate optical communications between space and the stratosphere.
ArkEdge Space is developing a 6U-class cubesat and will coordinate launch and satellite operations.
Kiyohara Optics, ArkEdge Space, NICT, and SoftBank Corporation are collaborating to create demonstrations of optical wireless communications between space and the stratosphere as well as between space and the ground.
ArkEdge Space signed a letter of agreement with Angola’s Gabinete de Gestão do Programa Espacial Nacional to expand satellite technology deployment and space data applications.
ArkEdge Space is committed to leveraging satellite constellations and geospatial data platforms to address climate change, agricultural management, infrastructure monitoring, and disaster response.
ArkEdge Space aims to help build regional hubs for satellite data utilization.
Areas of cooperation for ArkEdge Space include applying space data to agriculture, disaster management, environmental monitoring, and water resource management.
ArkEdge Space signed agreements with several African institutions during the Tokyo International Conference on African Development business forum.
ArkEdge Space is collaborating with the National Council for Sustainable Development in Burkina Faso to establish a framework leveraging satellite data for capacity building and sustainable development.
ArkEdge Space is promoting joint research and implementing technology exchange programs with African institutions.
ArkEdge Space signed an agreement with the Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology to advance applications of space data and satellite IoT technologies.
ArkEdge Space plans to collaborate with African institutions to use space data to promote sustainable development.
JAXA selected ArkEdge Space under its Space Strategy Fund to lead the development of advanced lunar navigation technology.
ArkEdge Space produces a 6U satellites series with dimensions of 0.1 m x 0.2 m x 0.3 m.
ArkEdge Space will develop a 100 kg-class microsatellite as part of the lunar navigation project.