Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency goes commercial

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency goes commercial

TOKYO, Japan - A new commercial logo (background) adopted by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is displayed along with a home-use water purifier (foreground) at the JAXA office in Tokyo on April 30. JAXA says the water purifier, developed with technology used in the International Space Station, is one of the candidate products that may use the JAXA logo. Manufacturers using the JAXA logo pay the space agency a royalty equivalent to 0.01 percent of product sales revenues.

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