The latest at NABLA Mobility
Series A fundraising / Selected for NEDO’s GX Program
NABLA Mobility Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku Tokyo; CEO: Shinji Tanaka; hereinafter “NABLA Mobility” or “Company”) is pleased to announce the successfulcompletion of its Series A funding round, raising approximately JPY 400 million (USD 2.8 million) through a third-party allocation of new shares. In addition, NABLA Mobility has been selected for the STS (Seed-stage Technology-based Startups) phase of the Deep-Tech Startups Support Program in the Green Transformation field (“GX Project”) led by New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization ( “NEDO”). As part of this program, the Company is eligible to receive a grant of up to 400 million yen from NEDO.
Co-Authored Paper Published in Peer-Reviewed Journal
We are thrilled to announce that our latest research paper has been successfully published in a prestigious peer-reviewed journal.
TokyoDev highlights Igor Segrovets
Nabla Mobility is proud to announce that Igor Segrovets, a key member of our team, has been featured in an enlightening interview on TokyoDev. This interview sheds light on the innovative work we're doing and Igor's significant contributions to our success.
NABLA Mobility on TechBlitz
We're thrilled to announce that NABLA Mobility has been featured on TechBlitz! This recognition is a testament to our team's hard work and dedication to revolutionizing the aviation industry with our sustainable solutions.
Celebrating our DBJ Award
We're thrilled to announce that NABLA Mobility was honored with the DBJ Award at the JAXA Aviation Innovation Challenge 2022.
JAXA phase 2
NABLA Mobility Inc. (Chiyoda-ku Tokyo, CEO: Shinji Tanaka, “NABLA Mobility”, “Company”) is pleased to announce that our proposed theme has been selected for the research phase of the JAXA Aviation Innovation Challenge 2022 — Powered by DBJ (the Program), held by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), in cooperation with the Development Bank of Japan Inc. (DBJ).
Summary Report: JAXA Aviation Innovation Challenge 2022 - Powered by DBJ
The results of our research from the JAXA Aviation Innovation Challenge were shared with the public through a summary report.
Collaborating on a World’s First
NABLA Mobility Inc., Tsuchiya and Itoh Laboratory at Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo, and Peach Aviation Limited announced today for collaborating on a world’s first by conducting Fixed-flight Path Angle Descents during a series of regularly scheduled commercial flights. These real-world flights successfully proved that employing this descent technique results in meaningful operational benefits and a significant reduction in environmental impact.