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The total amount raised by Pale Blue together with recent bank loans is approximately USD 7.5 million (JPY 1 billion).
Pale Blue achieved successful in-orbit operation of its water-based propulsion system in March 2023.
Pale Blue was selected by NEDO for the DMP phase of its 2022-10-01 1st DTSU program to work on a grant program titled "Establishment of Mass Production Technology for Satellite Propulsion System Using Water as Propellant."
A second close of Pale Blue’s Series B round is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2023.
Pale Blue is developing an Ion Hall-effect thruster that it expects to reach orbit for the first time by 2025.
Pale Blue raised $7,500,000 to establish a mass production facility for its water vapor propulsion systems.
Pale Blue raised $4,100,000 in a Series A round in 2021.
Pale Blue aims to launch mass production within a few years while still deciding on the facility location and production capacity.
Pale Blue was awarded a contract by Yonsei University to provide a Resistojet (0.5U-sized water vapor) propulsion system for a pair of 6U satellites.
The Resistojet propulsion system provided by Pale Blue is 0.5U-sized and uses water vapor as propellant.
Pale Blue will expand its business through collaboration with Yonsei University by strengthening partnerships in Asia and providing water-based propulsion systems to the global market.
Pale Blue plans to establish mass production of Resistojet thrusters to reduce cost and lead time for potential customers in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Through collaboration with Yonsei University, Pale Blue will expand its business by strengthening partnerships in Asia.
Pale Blue was awarded a contract with Yonsei University in South Korea to provide a Resistojet 0.5U water-vapor propulsion system for a pair of 6U satellites.
Pale Blue’s Ion Hall-effect thruster is likely to reach orbit for the first time in 2024 or 2025.
Pale Blue plans to create mobility capabilities that are core to the space industry while providing water-based propulsion systems to the global market.
On 2023-08-07, Pale Blue secured a contract to supply water vapor thrusters to Yonsei University in South Korea.
Amini raised $2,000,000 in a pre-seed funding round led by European climate technology fund Pale Blue Dot on 2023-05-18.
Pale Blue’s water-based propulsion system aboard EYE was launched by SpaceX on 2023-01-03.
Pale Blue developed and operated a water-based thruster capable of producing 5.6 mN of thrust in typical ground testing.