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Multi-agent wireless mesh network solution I-SoUMeN

Simple to install, use, and operate in environments without a telecommunications infrastructure

I-SoUMeN is a "multi-agent wireless mesh network solution" that can communicate with a few to dozens of agents (small mobile robots). You can automatically configure complex mesh networks and check multiple agents in a simulator environment that is often hard to set up. It also includes tools that make it easier to build a mesh network environment, thereby simplifying the installation process.


Examples set in environments lacking telecommunications infrastructure

Products & Services

Trajectory optimization software

Representative Case of Trajectory Optimization: NRHO to LLO

Fast and robust trajectory optimization

To support deep space exploration with micro spacecraft, it is essential to design orbits that minimize fuel consumption and enable efficient transitions in deep space. We developed orbit optimization software in collaboration with Associate Professor Naoya Ozaki of JAXA’s Institute of Space and Astronautical Science.
We aim to establish a key foundational technology to support the use of microsatellites in future deep space missions.

Features

  • Robust trajectory optimization
    Finding the trajectory with the lowest fuel use using DDP.
    Supports automatic differentiation
  • Compatible with deep space exploration beyond the moon.
    Compatible with CR3BP (Circular Restricted Three-Body Problem); expansion to N-body is also anticipated.
  • Fast trajectory optimization
    Accelerating Computational Processing with GPUs
  • Adjusts to different usage patterns based on the situation.
    We are developing a cloud version that requires no local environment and an installation version for core users.
    (The cloud version will be released on the web soon.)

Lectures and Presentations

International Symposium on Space Technology and Science (ISTS) (2025)
The Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences Annual Meeting (2025)
Space Sciences and Technology Conference (2020, 2023, 2024)
Astrodynamics Symposium (2021)

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