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Basetwo AI optimizes manufacturing processes using AI. Its platform provides real-time recommendations to process engineers, aiming to enhance production yield, cycle time, and reduce operational costs. It has successfully helped Fortune 500 manufacturers worldwide achieve savings of over 20%.

Founded in 2017, Zenno Astronautics specializes in developing and manufacturing propulsion systems for small satellites. Its flagship product, Z01, utilizes superconducting technologies to meet demanding satellite positioning requirements, enabling efficient mission management and maximizing commercial returns.

Aeronext is a Japanese drone technology company focused on center-of-gravity control to enhance performance and safety. Its technology adjusts the drone’s center of gravity in flight to optimize stability and payload handling, enabling safer use of drones in industrial applications. The company develops drone technology and sells its products and solutions.

Pale Blue is a technology company focused on water-based propulsion systems and satellite mobility infrastructure for the aerospace industry. It designs and manufactures thrusters for microsatellites, including water resistojet, water ion, and hybrid propulsion devices. The propulsion systems use water instead of hazardous propellants like hydrazine, supporting sustainable space operations and in-orbit maneuvers for small satellites. The company was founded in 2020 and is based in Kashiwa, Japan.

Founded in Tokyo, Japan in 2008, Axelspace designs, manufactures, and sells micro-satellites and related components for earth observation. Its primary projects include GRUS, Hodoyoshi-1, and UNIFORM, aiming to provide global daily monitoring at low cost.

Digantara develops a space surveillance system that delivers real‑time Earth coverage through a constellation of cost‑efficient nanosatellites in low Earth orbit. The platform integrates AI‑ML algorithms to model space objects and predict their trajectories, providing robust situational awareness for the space industry. By offering continuous monitoring and mapping of space activity, Digantara supports long‑term spaceflight safety and enables the creation of detailed space maps. The company has partnered with the Indian Institute of Science to supply a space‑based surveillance platform that enhances predictive capabilities and strengthens global space situational awareness.

GITAI is a Tokyo-based space robotics company developing humanoid telepresence robots to enable labor in space. Founded in 2016, it designs and deploys robotic systems for tasks on space stations, lunar bases, satellites, and related infrastructure, with the aim of reducing human workload and operational costs. Its products include the G1 general-purpose robot for automating a broad range of internal and external activities on space platforms, the S1 for specialized tasks and on-orbit servicing, and the H1 robot manipulation system for ground-based teleoperation of in-space operations. Through agile development and vertical integration, GITAI seeks to advance safe, reliable robotic labor for exploration, construction, maintenance, and research in space.

Aeronext is a Japanese drone technology company focused on center-of-gravity control to enhance performance and safety. Its technology adjusts the drone’s center of gravity in flight to optimize stability and payload handling, enabling safer use of drones in industrial applications. The company develops drone technology and sells its products and solutions.

Pale Blue is a technology company focused on water-based propulsion systems and satellite mobility infrastructure for the aerospace industry. It designs and manufactures thrusters for microsatellites, including water resistojet, water ion, and hybrid propulsion devices. The propulsion systems use water instead of hazardous propellants like hydrazine, supporting sustainable space operations and in-orbit maneuvers for small satellites. The company was founded in 2020 and is based in Kashiwa, Japan.

Founded in Tokyo, Japan in 2008, Axelspace designs, manufactures, and sells micro-satellites and related components for earth observation. Its primary projects include GRUS, Hodoyoshi-1, and UNIFORM, aiming to provide global daily monitoring at low cost.

GITAI is a Tokyo-based space robotics company developing humanoid telepresence robots to enable labor in space. Founded in 2016, it designs and deploys robotic systems for tasks on space stations, lunar bases, satellites, and related infrastructure, with the aim of reducing human workload and operational costs. Its products include the G1 general-purpose robot for automating a broad range of internal and external activities on space platforms, the S1 for specialized tasks and on-orbit servicing, and the H1 robot manipulation system for ground-based teleoperation of in-space operations. Through agile development and vertical integration, GITAI seeks to advance safe, reliable robotic labor for exploration, construction, maintenance, and research in space.

Swift Navigation is a technology company that delivers precise GNSS positioning solutions for autonomous and automated systems across automotive, robotics, aerospace, agriculture, and industrial applications. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia, the company develops hardware and software that enable centimeter-level real-time positioning through multi-band, multi-constellation RTK receivers and complementary offerings such as a ruggedized module, a positioning engine, and cloud-based corrections. Its product lineup includes Piksi Multi GNSS receivers, Duro rugged receivers, Starling positioning engine, and Skylark cloud corrections, along with related modules, antennas, radios, and cables. The end-to-end GNSS platform supports low-cost, high-accuracy positioning for autonomous vehicles, drones, robots, precision agriculture, surveying, and other industrial uses.

Founded in Tokyo, Japan in 2008, Axelspace designs, manufactures, and sells micro-satellites and related components for earth observation. Its primary projects include GRUS, Hodoyoshi-1, and UNIFORM, aiming to provide global daily monitoring at low cost.

Founded in Tokyo, Japan in 2008, Axelspace designs, manufactures, and sells micro-satellites and related components for earth observation. Its primary projects include GRUS, Hodoyoshi-1, and UNIFORM, aiming to provide global daily monitoring at low cost.