Partners
JAOPS works with space companies, research labs and associations across Japan, Europe, North America and Asia. Together we develop safer mission operations, from lunar rovers and robotics to satellite services and operator training.

3IPK
Bratislava, Slovakia
Provides blockchain solutions that make aerospace and defense data secure, verifiable and traceable, including work with ESA on the traceability of Earth observation data.
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ArbaLabs
South Korea
Builds tamper-evident verification infrastructure that proves what AI systems actually executed, at the edge and in orbit.
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Asteria ART
Tokyo, Japan
Applies AI, computer vision and data science to systems that interpret media and environmental data, and is developing a space robotics simulation and testing platform with JAOPS.
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Dymon
Tokyo, Japan
Developed YAOKI, an ultra-compact lunar rover and the first Japanese private-sector rover to reach the Moon. JAOPS was selected to operate YAOKI on the lunar surface.
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HaloRob
Develops robot-agnostic control room software that brings the monitoring, control and supervision of robotic fleets into a single, intuitive interface.
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Infinite Orbits
Toulouse, France
Builds autonomous in-orbit services that protect, optimize and extend the life of critical satellites in geostationary orbit.
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Mandala Space Ventures
A venture studio and fund that partners with founders to build companies for the emerging space economy.
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Meridian Space Command
Leicester, United Kingdom
Based at Space Park Leicester, provides mission support, enabling technologies and professional training in space operations for new space missions.
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Moon Village Association
Vienna, Austria
An international NGO fostering cooperation among existing and planned Moon exploration programs. JAOPS has been an institutional member since 2023.
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NVIDIA Inception Program
Provides accelerated computing technologies and 100K USD in credits for cloud GPU workstations. NVIDIA Omniverse IsaacSim is the foundation of the OmniLRS lunar rover simulator, providing real-time physics and ray-traced rendering for realistic mission development and training. JAOPS is a member of the NVIDIA Inception program since 2014.
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Open Lunar Foundation
A nonprofit working for a peaceful and cooperative presence on the Moon through collaborative technology, policy and infrastructure, including the open-access Lunar Ledger.
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ORE (Outer Rim Exploration)
United States and Tokyo, Japan
Combines muon tomography, autonomous scanning and AI analytics to deliver high-resolution subsurface imaging for mining and infrastructure.
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Re CAE
Switzerland
Develops software to automate space operations, including a cloud-based mission simulator that acts as a digital twin of the spacecraft, with a strong focus on space sustainability.
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Satelyx
A space mission integrator offering in-orbit demonstration as a service, managing integration, operations and data delivery so new technologies can earn flight heritage.
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Space Robotics Lab, Tohoku University
Sendai, Japan
Led by Professor Yoshida, the lab researches robotic systems for space science and exploration, with a focus on the mechanics and control of lunar rovers.
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Spaceflight Institute
Toulouse, France
A French and American center dedicated to spaceflight education, research and development, and advisory services, from short professional modules to astronaut training.
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Tumi Robotics
Luxembourg
Builds robots that explore and digitize extreme environments such as underground mines, confined spaces and the seabed, and brings this expertise to lunar exploration.
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Sustainable Development Goals
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Quality Education
Developing training for Flight controllers with state-of-the-art technology.
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Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Improving the infrastructure and the security of ground segment assets.
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Reduced Inequalities
Developing Open Source software and reducing the barriers for professional operations.
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Responsible Consumption and Production
Ensuring responsible space segment asset management with certified operators.
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Partnership for the Goals
Partnering with the best suppliers around the world to offer the best services.
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Protecting Space
Following JAXA's 18th goal to protect space by implementing CDM tools such as Rabbit.

