TOKYO -- A seven-year-old Japanese satellite startup, working out of a former Under Armour warehouse on the Tokyo Bay coast, is at the forefront of Japan's bid to compete with China in the development of lunar and terrestrial navigation services.
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Seven-year-old startup leads Japan's lunar navigation bid
ArkEdge Space races to make hundreds of small satellites in competition with China
ArkEdge Space CEO Takayoshi Fukuyo says the satellite maker is in talks with Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam over the real-time monitoring of maritime activities. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Mitsuru Obe and ArkEdge Space)
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