Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

JAXA is the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. It is responsible for the development and implementation of Japan's aerospace program.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is Japan’s national aerospace research organization developing launch vehicles, scientific satellites, and robotic spacecraft for Earth observation and planetary exploration. Its technology programs include the H3 launch vehicle, Hayabusa asteroid sample-return missions, and the Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM). JAXA also develops spacecraft instrumentation, satellite navigation technologies, and scientific missions for studying the Moon, planets, and distant astronomical objects. Its activities support human spaceflight research, international space station operations, and the development of aerospace technologies through partnerships with research institutions and industry.

Honeybee Robotics

Honeybee Robotics specializes in the development of advanced spacecraft, robotic rovers, and other technologies for space exploration.

Honeybee Robotics is a space robotics company developing robotic arms, planetary drilling equipment, sampling systems, and scientific instruments for lunar and deep-space exploration. Its technology enables spacecraft and robotic explorers to collect, process, and analyze soil, rock, and ice samples in extreme environments. The company’s products include the TRIDENT lunar drill, PlanetVac sampling system, and robotic manipulators for planetary surface operations. As part of Blue Origin, Honeybee Robotics also develops lunar rovers, mobility systems, and technologies supporting resource extraction and scientific exploration missions.

Blue Origin

Blue Origin is an aerospace, defense, space exploration, and launch service provider company, developing rocket engines for their customers.

Blue Origin is an aerospace company developing reusable rockets, rocket engines, and spacecraft for commercial space transportation, satellite launches, and lunar exploration. Its technology includes the New Shepard suborbital vehicle, New Glenn orbital launch system, and Blue Moon lunar lander. The company also manufactures liquid-fueled rocket engines, including the BE-4 and BE-7, supporting launch vehicles and lunar missions. Its reusable launch technology is designed to support repeated spaceflight operations and expand access to space for commercial, civil, and government customers.

Firefly Aerospace

Firefly Aerospace is an aerospace company providing reliable light launch vehicles to deliver small satellites and cubes into space.

Firefly Aerospace is a space technology company developing rocket launch vehicles, lunar landing systems, and orbital spacecraft for commercial and government missions. Its technologies include the Alpha launch vehicle for delivering satellites into orbit, the Blue Ghost lunar lander for transporting scientific payloads to the Moon, and the Elytra orbital vehicle for spacecraft transportation and mission operations. Firefly Aerospace supports satellite deployment, lunar exploration, scientific research, and space transportation through integrated launch and spacecraft technologies.

Axiom Space

Axiom Space is the builder, owner, and operator of the commercial space station modules connected to the International Space Station (ISS).

Axiom Space is a space infrastructure company developing commercial space stations, human spaceflight services, and advanced astronaut spacesuits. Its Axiom Station project is designed to provide an independent orbital platform for scientific research, manufacturing, and commercial activities in low Earth orbit. The company also organizes private astronaut missions to the International Space Station and develops the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU), a next-generation spacesuit designed for lunar exploration and spacewalks.