Patchedconics Taps for Future with Space Technology

An Innovative Asynchronous One-Way Range and Clock Synchronization (AOWR) wll perform On-Orbit Demonstration in 2028

Patchedconics performs On-Orbit Demostration of AOWR device in cis-lunar space in 2028.

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2026-06-11: The team has started the Strategic Space Fund project scheduling the on-orbit demonstration of the AOWR-Alone scheme by putting the AOWR transceiver onboard the lunar lander launched in 2028.

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ALEx engine is operating as expected on board ALE-2 satellite

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2026-04-14: HOKUSHIN-1 carrying Patchedconics's thruster and AOWR device aboard successfully arrived at the International Space Staton (ISS), scheduling the launch on June 19, 2026.
2022-09-30: Patchedconics thruster onboard Ale-2 completed its full misson successfully for two and a half years on orbit.
2020-11-16: >Patchedconics thruster onboard Ale-2 performed its first on-orbit firing test successfully. Ale-2 was launched on December 6, 2019.
2021-08-26: Peak-Cut Technology for management of electrical grid, focused on EV charging stations demand, added to the Energy Management page.
2021-06-25: Motion Estimator for uncooperative target Assessment Package published.
2019-12-06: ALE-2 satellite was successfully launched with Patchedconics' first propulsion unit (ALEx).

Patchedconics, LLC was established in 2016, and is acknowledged and supported by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).

JAXA accomplished the Hayabusa mission, the world's first Sample and Return from an Asteroid, Itokawa, in 2010 as the slides above featued. Patchedconics provides and disseminates the technologies developed through Hayabusa project.

The technologies include Green and Affordable Thrusters, Distributed IoT Heaters as Space Applicaions, as well as Smart IoT Breakers, Distributed IoT PC Power Controllers in Energy Management.