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ArkEdge Space operates in Paraguay, Brazil, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan and has been selected for initiatives with JAXA.
The joint ISRO-JAXA LUPEX rover mission is planned to travel to the lunar south pole.
Japan’s government lists space solar as a long-term R&D target under its basic energy plan, and JAXA and Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry are sponsoring a small-scale tech flight demo in fiscal year 2026.
The OHISAMA satellite aims to deliver 720 watts to a parabolic antenna at JAXA’s Usuda Deep Space Center to light an LED as a space-to-Earth wireless power demonstration.
ALTILAN compiled more than 400 technical requirements for space hardware and organized them at the subsystem and component level using public materials from JAXA and NASA, academic papers, industry reports, and exhibition materials.
Ramses incorporates significant contributions from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, including the spacecraft’s solar arrays and a thermal infrared imager.
There is potential for a rideshare launch of Ramses with JAXA’s Destiny Plus mission.
AeroNext, based in Shibuya, Tokyo, won a JAXA research and development contract for the design and manufacture of drones to support recovery of marine floating objects for the period January–March 2026.
JAXA Director General of the Human Spaceflight Technology Directorate Mayumi Matsuura congratulated the UPAEP team on the successful deployment from Kibo and noted that Gxiba-1 will conduct optical observations of volcanoes and volcanic ash.
UNOOSA Director Aarti Holla-Maini described Gxiba-1 as a result of close cooperation between UNOOSA, JAXA, and UPAEP.
JAXA previously conducted recovery of marine floating objects using GPS information and visual search methods, which had issues with time consumption and reliability.
UPAEP Rector Emilio Banos expressed gratitude to JAXA and UNOOSA for enabling emerging countries to develop space capabilities through the KiboCUBE program.
The JAXA research project on marine floating object recovery supports JAXA’s space exploration missions.
KiboCUBE is a joint initiative of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) that offers CubeSat deployment opportunities to emerging and developing space nations.
The completed Gxiba-1 CubeSat was delivered to JAXA's Tsukuba Space Center in August 2025 for inspection and integration.
Rakuten Mobile, Inc. and the University of Tokyo were selected by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to lead an R&D project under the Space Strategy Fund.
The JAXA selection marks an expansion of the Space Strategy Fund, a multi-billion dollar government initiative to bolster domestic space industry competitiveness.
The JAXA-backed project will focus on integrating orbital satellite platforms with existing terrestrial 5G infrastructure.
A final panel session titled 'Prospects for Space Prefecture Kanagawa' featured Kanagawa Prefecture Director of Industry and Labor Nobu Kuroiwa, JAXA Institute of Space and Astronautical Science Director Masaki Fujimoto, Sagamihara Mayor Kentaro Motomura, Mitsubishi Electric Executive Officer and CTO Tomonori Sato, and Koji Yamaguchi as representative director of the Next-Generation Space Systems Technology Research Association and summit executive chair, moderated by television announcer Gido Tsujooka.
Naoko Yamazaki, a former JAXA astronaut, is the general manager of Vast Japan.