List of deployed CubeSats using J-SSOD
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No | J-SSOD | Deploy No | Deploy No Release date | Release time | Name (Organization) | Size |
1 | #1 | 2 | October 4, 2012 | 11:37 pm | WE WISH (Meisei Electric Co.,Ltd. (Japan)) | 1U |
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RAIKO (Tohoku University/ Wakayama University (Japan)) | 2U | |||||
3 | October 5, 2012 | 0:44 am | FITSAT-1 (Fukuoka Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 1U | ||
F-1 (NanoRacks/ FPT University/ UPPSALA University (US) | 1U | |||||
TechEdSat (NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)/ San Jose State University) | 1U | |||||
2 | #2 | 3 | November 19, 2013 | 9:17 pm | PicoDragon (The University of Tokyo (Japan)/ Vietnam National Satellite Center/ IHI AEROSPACE Co.,Ltd.) | 1U |
ArduSat-1 (NanoRacks LLC/ NanoSatisfi (US)) | 1U | |||||
ArduSat-X (NanoRacks LLC/ NanoSatisfi (US)) | 1U | |||||
1 | November 20, 2013 | 4:58 pm | TechEdSat-3 (NASA Ames Research Center (ARC; Federative Republic of Brazil)) | 3U | ||
3 | #3 | 1 | February 5, 2015 | 9:50 pm | AESP-14 (Aeronautics Institute of Technology (ITA)/ National Institute For Space Research (INPE)/ Brazilian Space Agency (AEB; Brazil)) | 1U |
4 | #4 | 1 | September 17, 2015 | 9:02 pm | S-CUBE (Chiba Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 3U |
9:12 pm | SERPENS (University of Brasilia/ Brazilian Space Agency (AEB; Brazil) | 3U | ||||
5 | #M1 | 1 | April 27, 2016 | 8:45 pm | DIWATA-1 (Department of Science and Technology (DOST; Philippines)/ University of the Philippines (Philippines)/ Tohoku University (Japan)/ Hokkaido University (Japan)) | 50kg class |
6 | #6 | 1 | December 19, 2016 | 5:50 pm | STARS-C (Shizuoka University (Japan)) | 2U |
3 | January 16, 2017 | 6:10 pm | ITF-2 (University of Tsukuba (Japan)) | 1U | ||
WASEDA-SAT3 (Waseda University (Japan)) | 1U | |||||
FREEDOM (Nakashimata Engineering Works,Ltd./ Tohoku University (Japan)) | 1U | |||||
1 | 6:20 pm | EGG (The University of Tokyo (Japan)) | 3U | |||
1 | 7:40 pm | AOBA-VeloxIII (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)/ Nayang Technological University (Singapore)) | 2U | |||
1 | 7:50 pm | TuPOD (JAMSS/ GAUSS (Italy)/ Tancred Elementary School & INPE (Brazil)/ OSN (US)) | 3U | |||
7 | #7 | 3 | July 7, 2017 | 5:50 pm | TOKI (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 1U each |
GhanaSat1 (All Nations University College (ANUC; Ghana) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
Mazaalai (National University of Mongolia (Mongol) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
2 | 6:10 pm | BRAC Onnesha (BRAC University (Bangladesh) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 1U each | |||
Nigeria Edusat1 (Federal University of Technology, Akure (Nigeria) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
8 | #8 | 2 | May 11, 2018 | 7:30 pm | Irazu (Costa Rica Institute of Technology (Costa Rica) / ACAE*)
*Central American Association of Aeronautics and Space |
1U |
1KUNS-PF (The University of Nairobi (Kenya)) | 1U | |||||
1 | 7:40 pm | UBAKUSAT (Istanbul Technical University (Turkey)) | 3U | |||
9 | #9 | 3 | August 10, 2018 | 6:45 pm | BHUTAN-1 (Royal University of Bhutan (Bhutan) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 1U each |
MAYA-1 (University of the Philippines (Philippines) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
UiTMSAT-1 (MARA University of Technology of Malaysia (Malaysia) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
10 | #10 | 1 | October 6, 2018 | 4:45 pm | SPATIUM-I (Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)/ Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 2U |
2 | 5:00 pm | RSP-00 (Ryman Sat Spaces General Incorporated Association (Japan)) | 1U | |||
STARS-Me (Shizuoka University (Japan)) | 2U | |||||
11 | #11 | 3 | June 17, 2019 | 7:15 pm | NepaliSat-1 (Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST; Nepal) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | 1U each |
Raavana-1 (Arthur C Clarke Institute of Modern Technologies (ACCIMT; Sri Lanka), and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
Uguisu (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)) | ||||||
1 | 7:20 pm | SpooQy-1 (Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) and National University of Singapore (Singapore)) | 3U | |||
12 | #12 | 1 | November 20, 2019 | 5:55 pm | RWASAT-1 (The University of Tokyo (Japan)/ Ministry of Commerce, Industry, & Tourism Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority Smart Africa secretariat (Rwanda)) | 3U |
1 | 6:10 pm | NARSSCube-1 (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)/ National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Science (NARSS; Egypt)) | 1U | |||
1 | 6:25 pm | AQT-D (Space BD Inc./The University of Tokyo (Japan)) | 3U | |||
13 | #13 | 1 | April 28, 2020 | 5:55 pm | G-SATELLITE (Space BD Inc. / The University of Tokyo (Japan)) | 3U |
1 | April 29, 2020 | 0:20 am | Quetzal-1 (Universidad del Valle de Guatemala (University of the Valley of Guatemala) (Republic of Guatemala)) | 1U | ||
14 | #16 | 5 | March 14, 2021 | 8:20 am | GuaraniSat-1 (Agencia Espacial del Paraguay (AEP, Paraguayan Space Agency) (Republic of Paraguay)) | 1U each |
Maya-2 (University of the Philippines Diliman (Republic of the Philippines)) | ||||||
Tsuru (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) (Japan)) | ||||||
OPUSAT-II (Osaka Prefecture University (Japan)) | 2U | |||||
RSP-01 (Space BD Inc. / ReymanSat Spaces (Japan)) | 1U | |||||
1 | 8:50 pm | WARP-01 (Space BD Inc. /WARP Space Inc. (Japan)) | 1U | |||
1 | 11:30 pm | TAUSAT-1 (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd./ Tel Aviv University (State of Israel)) | 3U | |||
1 | March 15, 2021 | 0:00 am | STARC-EC (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd./ Shizuoka University and STARS Space Service Inc. (Japan)) | 3U | ||
15 | #M2 | 1 | March 22, 2021 | 5:30 pm | MMSAT-1 (Space BD Inc. / Hokkaido University / Tohoku University / Myanmar Aerospace and Engineering University (Japan)) | 50kg class |
16 | #17 | 1 | June 22, 2021 | 7:55 pm | MIR-SAT1 (Mauritius Research and Innovation Council (Republic of Mauritius)) | 1U |
1 | 9:30 pm | Undisclosed (Space BD Inc. / Undisclosed Organization) | 3U | |||
17 | #19 | 3 | October 6, 2021 | 6:20 pm | Binar-1 (Space BD Inc. / Curtin University (Australia)) | 1U |
Maya-3 (University of the Philippines Diliman (Republic of the Philippines) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech; Japan)) | 1U | |||||
Maya-4 (University of the Philippines Diliman (Republic of the Philippines) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech; Japan)) | 1U | |||||
1 | 7:55 pm | CUAVA-1 (Space BD Inc. / The University of Sydney (Australia)) | 1U | |||
18 | #20 | 1 | February 3, 2022 | 5:55 pm | Light-1 (UAE Space Agency/ National Space Science Agency (Bahrain)/ Khalifa University (UAE)/ New York University – Abu Dhabi) | 3U |
1 | 7:30 pm | GT-1 (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd./ The Georgia Institute of Technology (US)) | 1U | |||
19 | #21 | 1 | March 24, 2022 | 6:00 pm | IHI-SAT (Space BD Inc. / IHI Corporation) | 3U |
1 | 9:10 pm | KITSUNE (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd./ HAK Consortium (HARADA SEIKI, Co., Ltd., Addnics Co., Kyushu Institute of Technology)) | W6U | |||
20 | #22 | 3 | August 12, 2022 | 6:45 pm | TUMnanoSAT (Technical University of Moldova (TUM)) | 1U |
FUTABA (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech), Keiai High School) | 1U | |||||
HSU-SAT1 (Space BD Inc./ Future Science Institute, Happy Science University, Hokkaido Satellite Co., LTD.) | 1U | |||||
21 | #23 | 4 | December 2, 2022 | 4:50 pm | PearlAfricaSat-1 (Uganda Science, Technology, and Innovation Office of the President) | 1U |
TAKA (Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech)) | 2U | |||||
ZIMSAT-1 (Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZINGSA)) | 1U | |||||
SpaceTuna1 (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd/ Kindai University) | 1U | |||||
22 | #24 | 1 | January 6, 2023 | 5:02 pm | Surya Satellite-1 (Surya University (Indonesia)) | 1U |
1 | 6:00 pm | OPTIMAL-1 (Space BD Inc./ ArkEdgeSpace Inc., University of Fukui) | 3U | |||
1 | 6:32 pm | HSKSAT (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd/ HARADA SEIKI, Co., Ltd.) | 3U | |||
23 | #26 | 2 | July 19, 2023 | 4:00 pm | Maya-5 (University of the Philippines Diliman (Republic of the Philippines)) | 1U |
Maya-6 (University of the Philippines Diliman (Republic of the Philippines)) | 1U | |||||
24 | #27 | 1 | December 18, 2023 | 5:35 pm | BEAK (The University of Tokyo, Nihon University, JAXA) | 3U |
1 | 7:15 pm | Clark sat-1 (Space BD Inc./ CLARK NEXT TOKYO High School, ArkEdge Space Inc.) | 1U | |||
25 | #28 | 1 | April 11, 2024 | 6:05 pm | CURTIS (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd/ Panasonic Holdings Corporation, Kyushu Institute of technology (KyuTech)) | 3U |
2 | 7:35 pm | KASHIWA (Space BD Inc./ Chiba Institute of Technology) | 1U | |||
MicroOrbiter-1 (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd/ Micro Orbiter Inc.) | 1U | |||||
26 | #31 | 4 | August 29, 2024 | 6:45 pm | CosmoGirl-Sat (Space BD Inc./ Cosmo Girls Amateur Radio Club) | 1U |
SaganSat0 (Space BD Inc./ Saga Prefecture, Saga Prefectural Space and Science Museum "Yumeginga", Arita Technical High School, Karatsu-higashi Senior High School, Takeo High School, Hokuryo High School, Waseda Saga High School, Kyushu Institute of Technology) | 1U | |||||
SAKURA (Space BD Inc./ Chiba Institute of Technology) | 1U | |||||
Wisseed Sat (Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd./ Wisseed Academy) | 1U | |||||
3 | 8:20 pm | Binar-2 (Space BD Inc./ Curtin University (Australia)) | 1U | |||
Binar-3 (Space BD Inc./ Curtin University (Australia)) | 1U | |||||
Binar-4 (Space BD Inc./ Curtin University (Australia)) | 1U | |||||
27 | #30 | 1 | December 9, 2024 | 5:15 pm | YODAKA (Space BD Inc./ ArkEdge Space Inc., SPACE VALUE, Iwate Prefectural Hanamaki Kita High School) | W6U |
3 | 8:17 pm | DENDEN-01 (Kansai University, University of Fukui, Meijo University, ArkEdge Space) | 1U | |||
LignoSat (Kyoto University, SUMITOMO FORESTRY CO.,LTD.) | 1U | |||||
YOMOGI (Space BD Inc./ Chiba Institute of Technology) | 1U | |||||
1 | 11:17 pm | ONGLAISAT (Space BD Inc./ Taiwan Space Agency, ArkEdge Space Inc., The University of Tokyo) | W6U |
Number of satellites: 91 (total)
Please refer the following to learn about J-SSOD as a equipment
In May 2018, as a new step to enhance the commercial utilization of Kibo, JAXA selected SpaceBD Inc. and Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd as the J-SSOD service provider (Press release). Please refer here for satellite deployment services by these service providers.
Please refer the following about international cooperation and human resources development program
Specifications of deployed CubeSats using J-SSOD
1. J-SSOD#1 (Technology validation mission)
Carried by: H-II Transfer Vehicle KOUNOTORI3 (HTV3)
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Name | RAIKO |
Image | |
Size | 2U |
Organization | Tohoku University/ Wakayama University |
Mission |
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Sponsoring agency | JAXA |
Name | FITSAT-1 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Fukuoka Institute of Technology |
Mission |
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Sponsoring agency | JAXA |
Name | WE WISH |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Meisei Electric Co.,Ltd. |
Mission |
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Sponsoring agency | JAXA |
Name | F-1 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | NanoRacks LLC/ PT University/ UPPSALA University |
Mission |
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Sponsoring agency | NASA |
Name | TechEdSat |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)/ San Jose State University |
Mission |
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Sponsoring agency | NASA |
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2. J-SSOD#2
Carried by: H-II Transfer Vehicle KOUNOTORI4 (HTV4)
Name | PicoDragon |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | The University of Tokyo (Japan)/ Vietnam National Satellite Center/ IHI AEROSPACE Co.,Ltd. |
Mission | Earth imaging |
Sponsoring agency | JAXA |
Name | ArduSat-1 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | NanoRacks LLC/ NanoSatisfi |
Mission | Technology validation of an open platform that has re-programming function. (Activation of applications uplinked by general people) |
Sponsoring agency | NASA |
Name | ArduSat-X |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | NanoRacks LLC/ NanoSatisfi |
Mission | Technology validation of an open platform that has re-programming function. (Activation of applications uplinked by general people) |
Sponsoring agency | NASA |
Name | TechEdSat-3 |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | NASA Ames Research Center (ARC) |
Mission | Technology validation of the aero braking mechanism called Exo-brake on its deorbiting. |
Sponsoring agency | NASA |
3. J-SSOD#3
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-5 (SpX-5)/ Dragon
Name | AESP-14* |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Technological Institute of Aeronautics (ITA)/ National Institute For Space Research (INPE)/ Brazilian Space Agency (AEB) |
Mission | Amateur Radio Experiment |
* AESP-14 takes an opportunity of Kibo's paid utilization and is deployed by Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation (JAMSS) at the request of Brazilian Space Agency (AEB).
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4. J-SSOD#4
Carried by: H-II Transfer Vehicle KOUNOTORI5 (HTV5)
Name | SERPENS |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | University of Brasilia/Brazilian Space Agency (AEB) |
Mission | Technology Demonstration of a Meteorological Data Collecting System by ground-based Sensors |
Name | S-CUBE |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Chiba Institute of Technology |
Mission | Satellite for observation of meteor's ultraviolet rays |
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5. J-SSOD#M1 (J-SSOD#5)
Carried by: OA-6/ Cygnus
Name | DIWATA-1 |
Image | |
Size | 55cm×55cm×35cm |
Organization | Department of Science and Technology (DOST)/University of the Philippines/Tohoku University/Hokkaido University |
Mission | Demonstrates natural resources and disaster monitoring in the Philippines with the first microsatellite in the country |
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6. J-SSOD#6
Carried by: H-II Transfer Vehicle KOUNOTORI6 (HTV6)
Name | STARS-C |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Shizuoka University (Japan) |
Mission | Technology demonstration of tether extension technology |
Name | ITF-2 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | University of Tsukuba (Japan) |
Mission | Building a ground network using amateur radio via a satelite |
Name | WASEDA-SAT3 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Waseda University (Japan) |
Mission | Deployment of a film-type deorbiting device and image projection onto the film surface using a micro-miniature projector |
Name | FREEDOM |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Nakashimata Engineering Works,Ltd./ Tohoku University (Japan) |
Mission | Deployment of a film-type deorbiting device |
Name | EGG |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | The University of Tokyo (Japan) |
Mission | Inflation of a torus-shaped aeroshell and its deorbit demonstration caused by atmospheric drag |
Name | AOBA-VeloxIII |
Image | |
Size | 2U |
Organization | Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)/ Nayang Technological University (Singapore) |
Mission | Demonstration and performance evalution of the Pulsed Plasma Thruster (PPT) |
Name | TuPOD |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | JAMSS (Japan)/ GAUSS (Italy)/ Tancred Elementary School & INPE (Brazil)/ OSN (US) |
Mission | Deployment of two microsatellites (Called TubeSats. 1.5U each) |
Related Links
- Live broadcast of the Space Tethered Autonomous Robotic Satellite-Cube "STARS-C" (Shizuoka University) release from "Kibo" Japanese Experiment ModuleYouTube
- Successful deployment of a CubeSat delivered by KOUNOTORI6 (January 13, 2017)
- Small satellites deployment from "Kibo"YouTube
- Successful deployment of six CubeSats delivered by KOUNOTORI6(January 17, 2017)
- Press release announcing an experimental outcome of the CubeSat FREEDOM: (May 19, 2017)
7. J-SSOD#7
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-11 (SpX-11)/ Dragon
Name | BIRDS-1 [ TOKI (Japan), GhanaSat1 (Ghana), Mazaalai (Mongol), BRAC Onnesha (Bangladesh), Nigeria Edusat1 (Nigeria)] |
Image | |
Size | 1U each |
Organization |
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Mission |
BIRDS-1 Mission [Name of project] Joint Global Multi Nation Birds
[Mission to be performed by the CubeSats]
[Ground station operations mission]
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8. J-SSOD#8
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-14 (SpX-14)/ Dragon
Name | Irazu |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Costa Rica Institute of Technology (Costa Rica) / ACAE (*1) |
Mission |
(Note:) The first satellite of Costa Rica |
(*1) Central American Association of Aeronautics and Space
Name | 1KUNS-PF |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | The University of Nairobi (Kenya) (selected as the first KiboCUBE programme) |
Mission |
(Note:) Kenya’s first satellite |
Name | UBAKUSAT |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Istanbul Technical University (Turkey) |
Mission | To technologically verify newly developed VHF/ UHF communications equipment (including a linear transponder for small satellites) and conduct a verification experiment of the space radiation measuring technology |
Related Links
- [Press Release] Collaboration between JAXA and UNOOSA to Offer Small Satellite Deployment Opportunity from Kibo to Contribute to Developing Countries to Improve Space Technology(September 8, 2015)
- [Press Release] The University of Nairobi Hands the First KiboCUBE CubeSat over to JAXA Under UNOOSA-JAXA KiboCUBE Programme (January 19, 2018)
- The Republic of Turkey hands over its CubeSat "UBAKUSAT" to Japan. Launch preparation starts. Scheduled to be deployment during Astronaut Kanai's stay onboard!(March 12, 2018)
- Costa Rica hands over to JAXA its first CubeSat "Irazu", the first artificial satellite from Central America. Launch preparation starts. Scheduled to be deployment during Astronaut Kanai's stay onboard!(March 12, 2018)
- Small satellites deployment from "Kibo"YouTube
- [Press Release] Successful Deployment of First Kenyan Satellite, selected as First KiboCUBE programme of UNOOSA and JAXA(May 11, 2018)
- Three CubeSats successfully deployed from "Kibo"!(June 26, 2018)
9. J-SSOD#9
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-15 (SpX-15)/ Dragon
Name | BIRDS-2 [ BHUTAN-1(Bhutan), MAYA-1(Philippines), UiTMSAT-1(Malaysia) ] |
Image | |
Size | 1U each |
Organization |
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Mission |
BIRDS-2 Mission
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Related Links
10. J-SSOD#10
Carried by: H-II Transfer Vehicle KOUNOTORI (HTV7)
Name | SPATIUM-I |
Image | |
Size | 2U |
Organization | Nanyang Technological University (Republic of Singapore) / Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan) |
Mission | A demonstration of technologies in view of a chip-scale atomic clock to be mounted on CubeSat and measurement/3D mapping of the densities of electrons in the ionosphere |
Name | RSP-00 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Ryman Sat Spaces General Incorporated Association (Japan) |
Mission | Image-taking and a demonstration of technologies of to-the-Earth transmission with a camera mounted on CubeSat operation tests of new high-rate radio equipment |
Name | STARS-Me |
Image | |
Size | 2U |
Organization | Shizuoka University (Japan) |
Mission | A small-scale demonstration of an orbital elevator A demonstration evaluation of a configuration of two CubeSats and a climber (moving mechanism) |
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11. J-SSOD#11
Carried by: NG-11/ Cygnus
Name | BIRDS-3 [ NepaliSat-1(Nepal), Raavana-1(Sri Lanka), Uguisu(Japan) ] |
Image | |
Size | 1U each |
Organization |
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Mission |
BIRDS-3 Mission
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Name | SpooQy-1 |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) and National University of Singapore (Republic of Singapore) |
Mission | Conducting in-orbit demonstration experiment with polarization-entangled photon pair sources on board the CubeSat, aimed at innovating future satellite communication technology. |
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12. J-SSOD#12
Carried by: H-II Transfer Vehicle KOUNOTORI 8 (HTV8)
Name | RWASAT-1 |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | The University of Tokyo (Japan)/Ministry of Commerce, Industry, & Tourism Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority Smart Africa secretariat (Republic of Rwanda) |
Mission | For human resources development of researchers in Republic of Rwanda and technological improvement. A radio wave (weak) receiver is installed and collects sensor information on the ground. |
Name | NARSSCube-1 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)/National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Science (NARSS) |
Mission | Development, operation of a satellite, and a demonstration experiment with a 200m resolution camera installed on the satellite by our research partner, Egypt. |
Name | AQT-D |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Space BD Inc./The University of Tokyo (Japan) |
Mission | Technology demonstration of a resistojet thruster module that uses 1U size of water as propellant and communications with the mountainous terrain using a UHF antenna. |
Related Links
- [Press Release] UTokyo and JAXA Partnership Agreement to Promote Kibo Use(April 26, 2018)
- [Press Release] Selection of Service Provider for Small Satellite Deployment from Kibo(May 29, 2018)
- Small Satellites Deployment J-SSOD#12 from "Kibo"YouTube
- Three CubeSats successfully deployed from "Kibo"!(December 3, 2019)
13. J-SSOD#13
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-20 (SpX-20)/ Dragon
Name | G-SATELLITE |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Space BD Inc. / The University of Tokyo |
Mission | This CubeSat is designed for transmitting visual data of Tokyo 2020 Olympic messages in three languages, from space to the ground. These messages are displayed on an electric bulletin board attached to the CubeSat. And, two popular figures of a world-famous animation, Mobile Suite Gundam and Char's Custom Zaku, will be shot together with the messages with the seven onboard cameras. These images will be downlinked to the ground before and during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. |
Name | Quetzal-1 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Universidad del Valle de Guatemala (University of the Valley of Guatemala, Republic of Guatemala)(selected as the 2nd KiboCUBE programme) |
Mission | Demonstration of an observation technique for phytoplankton concentration (chlorophyll α), by using a CMOS camera and sea surface imaging with the self-made filter on the CubeSat. This aims to acquire satellite development and remote sensing technologies. |
Related Links
- [Press Release] An University Team from Guatemala Selected for Second Round of KiboCUBE(September 11, 2017)
- [Press Release] Selection of Service Provider for Small Satellite Deployment from Kibo(May 29, 2018)
- [Press Release]The Universidad del Valle de Guatemala handed over Guatemala’s first satellite to JAXA for deployment Under UNOOSA-JAXA KiboCUBE Programme(December 4, 2019)
- Guatemalan first CubeSat delivered to JAXA(December 27, 2019)
- First-ever Commercial CubeSat "G-SATELLITE", Handed over to JAXA(January 9, 2020)
- Small Satellite, Quetzal-1 Deployment from “Kibo"YouTube
- [Pless Release]Successful Deployment of First Guatemala Satellite, Selected as the Second Round of KiboCUBE Programme(April 30, 2020)
14. J-SSOD#16
Carried by: NG-15/ Cugnus
Name | OPUSAT-II |
Image | |
Size | 2U |
Organization | Osaka Prefecture University (Japan) |
Mission |
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Name | BIRDS-4 [ GuaraniSat-1 (Republic of Paraguay), Maya-2 (Republic of the Philippines), Tsuru (Japan) ] |
Image | |
Size | 1U each |
Organization | Agencia Espacial del Paraguay (AEP, Paraguayan Space Agency) University of the Philippines Diliman Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) |
Mission |
BIRDS-4 Mission
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Name | RSP-01 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | ReymanSat Spaces (Japan) |
Mission |
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Name | WARP-01 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | WARP Space Inc. (Japan) |
Mission |
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Name | TAUSAT-1 |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Tel Aviv University (State of Israel) |
Mission | To monitor the effects of energetic particles and other molecular compounds in low-Erath orbits. |
Name | STARS-EC |
Image | |
Size | 3U |
Organization | Shizuoka University and STARS Space Service Inc.(Japan) |
Mission | To analyze the behavior of mini in-orbit elevator by using 3U CubeSat containing three-1U CubeSat connected by a tether. |
Related Links
- [Press Release]Selection of Service Provider for Small Satellite Deployment from Kibo(May 29, 2018)
- Small Satellites Deployment J-SSOD#16 from "Kibo" (OPUSAT-II, BIRDS-4, RSP01,WARP01)YouTube
- Small Satellites Deployment J-SSOD#16 from “Kibo” (TAUSAT-1,STARS-EC)YouTube
- Eight CubeSats successfully deployed from "Kibo"! (March 15, 2021)
15. J-SSOD#M2
Carried by: NG-15/ Cygnus
Name | MMSAT-1 |
Image | |
Size | 50kg class |
Organization | Space BD Inc. / Hokkaido University / Tohoku University / Myanmar Aerospace and Engineering University |
Mission |
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16. J-SSOD#17
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-22 (SpX-22)/ Dragon
Name | MIR-SAT1 |
Image | |
Size | 1U |
Organization | Mauritius Research and Innovation Council, Republic of Mauritius (selected as the 3rd KiboCUBE programme) |
Mission | Demonstrate the primary operating systems of the bus, which are power, attitude determination and control, communication and flight planning. Demonstrate a camera for use in star tracking. |
Related Links
- [Press Release] KiboCUBE: Team from the Republic of Mauritius Selected for Third Round and Extension of KiboCUBE Cooperation Programme(June 19, 2018)
- [Press Release]Selection of Service Provider for Small Satellite Deployment from Kibo(May 29, 2018)
- Small Satellites Deployment from “Kibo” (MIR-SAT 1, Mauritius) YouTube
- Successful Deployment of First Mauritian Satellite, Selected in the Third Round of KiboCUBE Program(June 25, 2021)
- Two CubeSats successfully deployed from "Kibo"!(June 25, 2021)
17. J-SSOD#19
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-23 (SpX-23)/ Dragon
Name | Binar-1 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Space BD Inc. / Curtin University (Australia) |
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Name | BIRDS-2S [Maya-3 and Maya-4 (Republic of the Philippines)] |
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Size | 1U each |
Organization | University of the Philippines Diliman (Republic of the Philippines) and Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech; Japan) |
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Name | CUAVA-1 |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | Space BD Inc. / The University of Sydney (Australia) |
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18. J-SSOD#20
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-24 (SpX-24)/ Dragon
Name | Light-1 |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | UAE Space Agency/ National Space Science Agency (Bahrain)/ Khalifa University (UAE)/ New York University – Abu Dhabi |
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Name | GT-1 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd./ The Georgia Institute of Technology (US) |
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19. J-SSOD#21
Carried by: NG-17/ Cygnus
Name | IHI-SAT |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | IHI Corporation |
Service provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | KITSUNE |
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Size | W6U |
Organization | HAK Consortium (HARADA SEIKI, Co., Ltd., Addnics Co., Kyushu Institute of Technology) |
Service provider | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd. |
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20. J-SSOD#22
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-25 (SpX-25)/ Dragon
Name | TUMnanoSAT |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Technical University of Moldova (TUM) |
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Name | FUTABA |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) Keiai High School |
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Name | HSU-SAT1 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Future Science Institute Happy Science University Hokkaido Satellite Co., LTD. |
Service provider | Space BD Inc. |
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21. J-SSOD#23
Carried by: NG-18/ Cygnus
Name | BIRDS-5 [PearlAfricaSat-1 (Republic of Uganda), TAKA (Japan), ZIMSAT-1 (Republic of Zimbabwe)] |
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Size | 1U each, but 2U for TAKA |
Organization | Uganda Science, Technology, and Innovation Office of the President Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kyutech) ZIMSAT-1 [Size:1U]/ Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZINGSA) |
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Demonstrate APRS digipeater, Store-and Forward (S&F) data/message system, phone application displays data of BIRDS satellites (BIRDS-NEST), a Double Langmuir Probe (DLP), Attitude Visualization, On-board Image Classification, Land Use and Cover, Water Quality Assessment, and Soil Fertility. * TAKA adds demonstrate PINO high-energy election detector |
Name | SpaceTuna1 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Kindai University |
Service provider | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd |
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22. J-SSOD#24
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-26 (SpX-26)/ Dragon
Name | Surya Satellite-1 (SS-1) |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Surya University (Indonesia) |
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Name | OPTIMAL-1 |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | ArkEdgeSpace Inc. University of Fukui |
Service provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | HSKSAT |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | HARADA SEIKI, Co., Ltd. |
Service provider | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd |
Mission | Demonstrate transmitting large-volume data at a high transmission rate |
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23. J-SSOD#26
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-28 (SpX-28)/ Dragon
Name | BIRDS-4S [Maya-5 and Maya-6 (Republic of the Philippines)] |
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Size | 1U each |
Organization | University of the Philippines Diliman |
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24. J-SSOD#27
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-29 (SpX-29)/ Dragon
Name | BEAK |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | The University of Tokyo, Nihon University, JAXA |
Mission | Demonstration of the following technologies for nano-sized planetary probes in the future:
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Name | Clark sat-1 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | CLARK NEXT TOKYO High School, ArkEdge Space Inc. |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
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25. J-SSOD#28
Carried by: SpaceX CRS-30 (SpX-30)/ Dragon
Name | CURTIS |
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Size | 3U |
Organization | Panasonic Holdings Corporation Kyushu Institute of technology (KyuTech) |
Service Provider | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd |
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Name | KASHIWA |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Chiba Institute of Technology |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | MicroOrbiter-1 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Micro Orbiter Inc. |
Service Provider | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd |
Mission | MicroOrbiter-1 is designed to store the small sensor data from the LoRa ground terminal and forward to the Earth Station.
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26. J-SSOD#31
Carried by: NG-21/ Cygnus
Name | CosmoGirl-Sat |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Cosmo Girls Amateur Radio Club |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | SaganSat0 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Saga Prefecture, Saga Prefectural Space and Science Museum "Yumeginga", Arita Technical High School, Karatsu-higashi Senior High School, Takeo High School, Hokuryo High School, Waseda Saga High School, Kyushu Institute of Technology |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
Mission | Missions aimed at promoting science education for high school students in Saga Prefecture
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Name | SAKURA |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Chiba Institute of Technology |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | Wisseed Sat |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Wisseed Academy |
Service Provider | Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd. |
Mission | The Mission of Wisseed Sat is to carry children's baby teeth to space in imitation of a Japanese custom of throwing their baby teeth onto the house rooves to pray for their health and growth. This mission is educationally expected to attract children to space and interest them in science and mathematics. |
Name | Binar-2, Binar-3, Binar-4 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Curtin University (Australia) |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
Mission | Each Binar mission objectives are the followings:
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27. J-SSOD#30
Carried by: SpX-31/ Dragon
Name | YODAKA |
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Size | W6U |
Organization | ArkEdge Space Inc. SPACE VALUE Iwate Prefectural Hanamaki Kita High School |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | DENDEN-01 |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Kansai University University of Fukui Meijo University ArkEdge Space |
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Name | LignoSat |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Kyoto University SUMITOMO FORESTRY CO.,LTD. |
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Name | YOMOGI |
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Size | 1U |
Organization | Chiba Institute of Technology |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
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Name | ONGLAISAT |
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Size | W6U |
Organization | Taiwan Space Agency ArkEdge Space Inc. The University of Tokyo |
Service Provider | Space BD Inc. |
Mission | ONGLAISAT is a 6-Unit (6U) size CubeSat co-developed by TASA (Taiwan Space Agency), the Intelligent Space Systems Laboratory (ISSL) at the University of Tokyo, ArkEdge Space Inc., and Space BD Inc. ONGLAISAT combines a telescope, developed by TASA, with a 6U satellite bus system that aims to produce a high signal-to-noise ratio image capture capability using Time Delay Integration (TDI) technology as its mission. |