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Innovative Space Carrier Inc. (ISC) | It's your turn to reach space

IT’S YOUR TURN
TO REACH SPACE

A world where people and cargo circle the globe every day,
democratizing point-to-point space travel and delivering the future.

ASCA Project

Carrying everyone’s hopes and dreams.

Who We Are

Moving hearts, minds, people and cargo via space to ANYWHERE on Earth in less than 60 minutes. We are developing our ASCA reusable rockets to challenge the concept of travel and time by turning this dream into reality. We will develop space travel into a new core industry in Japan, adding value, global connectivity and jobs. When the world becomes a place where people can travel to and from space from Japan, spaceports and launch gateways, we help to build the new super highway.

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ISC Technology

Dream. Design. Deliver.

Our Services

What can be achieved through space transportation

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Innovative Space Carrier

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From the Frontlines of Space Development

  • Conducted ignition and combustion tests to improve P4SD simulations

    Ignition and combustion tests were conducted to improve simulations for liquid rocket engine development on the P4SD research and development platform. Data on flow rate, temperature, pressure, and other parameters related to engine ignition and combustion were acquired. Simultaneously, real-time monitoring was successfully achieved using the mission control system “Yamcs”.

  • Conducted combustion tests on the CAMUI-type synthetic rubber fuel rocket engine with Letara Ltd.

    Collaborating with Letara, ISC conducted combustion tests on a CAMUI-type hybrid rocket engine using HTPB synthetic rubber fuel. We confirmed stable combustion for 7 seconds at a thrust of 5000N and established a technological foundation for developing engines for satellite launches.

  • Signing ceremony held at the U.S. Embassy with engine development company Ursa Major Technologies

    ISC and its U.S. subsidiary Sirius Technologies held a signing ceremony with U.S. engine specialist Ursa Major technologies. Additional engine procurement for the ASCA 1 series and joint consideration of future engines will commence. Aiming to strengthen the space transportation industry through Japan-U.S. cooperation.

  • “ASCA 1 Mission” Japan's First Vertical Takeoff and Landing Experiment in the U.S. by a Private Space Startup

    ISC announced plans to conduct Japan's first vertical takeoff and landing rocket “ASCA 1 Mission” in the United States within fiscal year 2025. Advancing demonstration of key technologies for high-frequency space transportation through a rapid development system.