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Axelspace planned to officially start the AxelGlobe service with five satellites by June 2021.
ATLAS Space Operations will support Astroscale, LinaSpace, and Axelspace in their space-based missions using the Freedom Platform.
Axelspace launched four satellites from Baikonur and ATLAS will support their mission from its new ground station in New Zealand.
The first batch of secondary payloads included four GRUS remote sensing satellites for Tokyo-based Axelspace Corporation, deployed between 4:35 a.m. and 4:37 a.m. EDT after two Fregat restarts.
Axelspace will launch four satellites—GRUS-1B, GRUS-1C, GRUS-1D, and GRUS-1E—on 2021-03-20 from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
ShadowBreak Intl and Axelspace Corporation will develop and launch additional satellite-imagery products specifically designed to meet the needs of the Defense and Intelligence industry.
ShadowBreak Intl will provide its data infrastructure and technology solutions to deliver imagery to customers in a private and secure environment for the joint offerings with Axelspace Corporation.
Axelspace Corporation and ShadowBreak Intl will offer turnkey solutions for the design, launch, and operation of microsatellites and ground stations directly to select customers.
On 2020-11-11, Axelspace planned to send four satellites into sun-synchronous orbit in March on a Soyuz-2 rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.
Axelspace began commercial operations in 2019 using imagery from its first 100-kilogram satellite launched in 2018.
Axelspace’s GRUS satellites are equipped with cameras that gather imagery at 2.5-meter resolution in red, blue, green, near-infrared, and red-edge wavelengths.
Axelspace, founded in Tokyo in 2008, plans to operate dozens of satellites in low Earth orbit to capture daily global imagery at a resolution of 2.5 m per pixel.
Axelspace secured $22,800,000 from investors on 2018-12-07 to fund a constellation of specialized remote-sensing satellites.
Axelspace plans for its next two AxelGlobe satellites to launch in late 2019 or early 2020.
Axelspace has raised roughly $40,000,000 in funding to date.
Axelspace plans to expand beyond Japan in the future and is considering the United States as well as locations in Asia and Europe.
Tokyo-based Axelspace raised Series B funds from 31VENTURES – Global Brain – Growth I Joint Venture with participation from the Innovation Network Corp. of Japan, SBI Investment Co., Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company, and the University of Tokyo’s Innovation Platform.
Axelspace’s first AxelGlobe satellite is scheduled to launch 2018-12-27 from Russia’s Vostochny Cosmodrome on a Soyuz-2 rocket through smallsat launch aggregator Glavkosmos.
Sky Perfect JSAT invested in Earth-observation startup AxelSpace since 2015.