June, 1989

Axis Corporation founded.Started system design and manufacture of equipment related to space development.

June, 1989

Participated in the launch project of a scientific satellite, EXOS-D (Akebono); Received a certificate of appreciation from NEC Corporation.

December, 1989

Relocated our Tokorozawa Office to the present location due to business expansion.
Engaged in the development of the ground station system for launching a marine observation satellite, MOS-1 (Momo), and a scientific satellite, (Hiten); Received a certificate of appreciation from NEC Corporation.

July, 1991

Developed recording equipment (related to image processing) such as JERS-1, MOS-1, LANDSAT, ADEOS, SPOT, and ERS-1 and established high-speed digital technologies (both hard and soft).

September, 1994

Upgraded the development technologies in radio transmission and telecommunication and established digital synthesizer technologies.
Appeared in a specialized magazine, "Electronics Update."

February, 1995

Developed the satellite communication mobile/fixed stations for VSAT and the nation's smallest 2-channel indoor unit (IDU).

July, 1996

Established our Machida Technical Center in Machida-shi, Tokyo.

April, 1997

Developed CCSDS packet processor for satellite communications.

August, 1998

Developed a PCI interface board and driver software for workstation.

August, 2000

Developed optical sensing evaluation equipment for Advanced Land Observing Satellite (ALOS).

October, 2000

Developed CCSDS and LRBBE (tracking and control equipment) for Optical Inter-orbit Communications Engineering Test Satellite (OICETS) and Data Relay Test Satellite (DRTS).
Developed recording equipment (remote sensing receiver) for Advanced Land Observing Satellite (ALOS).

October, 2001

Developed recording equipment (remote sensing receiver) for Advanced Land Observing Satellite.

March, 2002

Developed an X-ray digital imaging system for density (SOFLUX).