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ispace’s first mission lander was undergoing final assembly at an ArianeGroup facility in Germany and was planned to launch from the United States on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
ispace’s first lunar mission is planned for 2022 and the company’s second lunar mission is planned for 2023.
ispace plans to design, manufacture, and launch the Series 2 lunar lander in the United States.
ispace’s Mission 1 lander is scheduled to launch from the United States on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
ispace’s business objective includes building small commercial lunar landers to provide high-frequency, low-cost delivery services to the Moon.
ispace is part of a Draper-led team competing in NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program with ispace serving as a subcontractor and design agent to Draper.
ispace plans to use the Series 2 lunar lander for its third lunar mission (Mission 3) and subsequent missions.
ispace, inc. has over 150 staff and offices in Japan, Europe, and the United States.
ispace’s Series 1 lander for Mission 1 completed key tests and was undergoing final assembly at an ArianeGroup facility in Germany as of August 2021.
ispace US is located in Denver, Colorado and opened in late 2020.
ispace has raised total cumulative funding of approximately $195,500,000 (JPY 21.3 billion).
ispace launched a lunar data business concept to support private sector companies with lunar market entry.
ispace US has nearly 30 employees and serves as the central location for development of the Series 2 lander and North American operations.
ispace has raised $195,500,000 in funding to date.
The new ispace lander will be entirely designed and built in the United States to make it more feasible to offer the vehicle to U.S. government customers.
Work on the new ispace lander is supported by a $46,000,000 Series C funding round announced on 2021-08-04.
ispace unveiled the design of the larger lunar lander at the 36th Space Symposium on 2021-08-23.
ispace is developing the design for a larger lunar lander that will be built in the United States.
The lander ispace is building for its first two missions in 2022 and 2023 can carry 30 kg of payload to the lunar surface.
iSpace raised $173,000,000 in 2020.