Japanese Lunar Rover "YAOKI"
Project YAOKI signed a technology partnership agreement with 4th.ai, an automatic driving technology company. 4th.ai will work on exploration of unexplored peaks and 3D mapping of the Moon’s surface using its expertise in automated operation and simulation technologies. For more details, please see the press release below. 4th.ai, an automated driving technology company, signs a […]
Dymon will exhibit at the Japan booth operated by JAXA at the 74th International Space Congress to be held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from October 2 (Monday) to 6 (Friday), 2023. CEO Nakajima will introduce the lunar rover “YAOKI” and the lunar business of “Project YAOKI” at the booth. IAC (International Astronautical Congress) is the world’s […]
We are pleased to announce that Punch Industry Co., Ltd. and Dymon Co., Ltd. signed a technical partnership agreement at a signing ceremony held on May 8, 2023, at Punch Industry’s headquarters in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The company provides manufacturing and sales of mold parts and mold-related accessories.and we start with technical assistance with 3D measurement […]
Dymon exhibited at the Japan’s Space Industry Pavilion operated by JAXA at the largest space symposium in the U.S. held in Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S. from April 17 (Mon.) to 20 (Thu.), 2023. CEO Nakajima went to the U.S. to promote “project YAOKI” in various countries. ・Space Symposium 2023https://spacesymposium.org/ Event Summary ・The 38th Space Symposium […]
On March 16, 2023, Chuo Engineering Corporation and our company signed a technology partnership agreement for Project YAOKI. The company provides total engineering services from design, development, analysis, and manufacturing, and will collaborate with YAOKI, a lunar experiment platform, in lunar analysis technology. We will work together to develop the lunar surface markets.
Dymon has signed a contract for lunar transportation with Intuitive Machines, a U.S. company developing lunar landers. The lunar rover YAOKI will fly to the lunar south pole onboard Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C lunar lander in the second half of 2023.
