DigitalBlast, Inc. https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html DigitalBlast Officially Launches Project ‘NOAH’ for the Construction of an Ecological Circulation Maintenance System on the Moon. Prototype Completed for Experiments on the International Space Station in 2024 Thank You DigitalBlast Announces Japan’s First Private Space Station (CSS) Concept – Aiming to Build a Hub for the Creation and Integration of the LEO Economic Zone and the Interplanetary Economic Zone as a Post-ISS Initiative DigitalBlast Acquires Patent for Cultivation System and Method of Small Life Science Experiment Device “AMAZ” DigitalBlast, supporting the revitalization of the space industry, raises 400 million yen in funding for the expansion of business through the construction of a lunar surface ecological circulation system and the development of a data distribution infrastructure. DigitalBlast to Start Development of AMAZ Alpha, a Compact Life Science Experiment Device for Cell Experiments on the ISS – Aiming to Expand Diverse Space Experiment Services from Plant Experiments to Cells, Proteins, and Three-Dimensional Cultures. Providing Gravity Reproduction Environmen for KDDI’s Collaborative Space Initiative “MUGENLABO UNIVERSE” Nippon Express NEC Logistics strengthens partnership to provide satellite and other transportation services, building a one-stop service for smooth transportation of goods from the ground to space. Comprehensive space event “SpaceLINK” releases all event information! On Wednesday, September 13th, over 30 supporters, along with various companies and experts involved in the space business, will gather at the Tokyo Dome Hotel. Tetsuro Morita Kosei Yamashita Ryoichi Kumagai Masayuki Anyoji Toru Mori Kayoko Suetsugu About Us Security Policy Products Privacy Policy Power of DigitalBlast Platform Experts Contact Hello world! DigitalBlast begins joint research with Professor Ichiro Karahara and Associate Professor Hiroyuki Kamachi’s research group at Toyama University. Ground adaptability tests are to be conducted for moss cultivation experiments in the gravity generation device AMAZ. DigitalBlast concludes a service contract with Cyclo, including the use of the gravity generation device AMAZ, for the first time in history, to conduct beer yeast cultivation experiments under multiple gravity conditions on the ISS. DigitalBlast entrusts Mitsubishi Heavy Industries with the design for the development and manufacturing of the flight model of the small life science experiment device AMAZ. This accelerates the development and manufacturing of the space experiment device aimed for installation and operation on the ISS in 2024. DigitalBlast, Former Project Manager of ISS “Kibo” Japanese Experiment Module, Yoshiaki Takeuchi, was Appointed as CSS Technical Advisor to Accelerate the Construction of Private Space Stations Led by the Private Sector, Utilizing Knowledge and Experience DigitalBlast to Collaborate with Thailand’s National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), Supporting the Arrival of Thai Students Participating in the Simple Experiment Program on the ISS “Kibo”. Building a Cooperative Framework for Space Experiments in the Field of Life Sciences with NSTDA. Hokkaido University’s Tomomichi Fujita Laboratory has begun joint research aimed at cultivating plants in space, growing plants in a simulated low-gravity environment, and exploring changes at the genome level. DigitalBlast has established a joint research course with the University of Tokyo titled “Research on Utilization of Space Resources in Private Space Stations” to create a new economic zone based on space stations and has commenced joint research. DigitalBlast Signs Technical Support Contract with Mitsui & Co. for Conceptual Study of ISS “Kibo” Successor and Japanese Module – Aiming to Build a Platform for Japan’s Private Sector LEO Activities Post-ISS Decommission DigitalBlast has completed the prototype of the small life science experiment device “AMAZ Alpha” for the deployment of cell culture experiment services on the ISS. The prototype is scheduled to be exhibited at various academic conferences and exhibitions both domestically and internationally! Shohei Matsumoto Masanobu Oikawa Shota Deguchi Shingo Horiguchi