Lunar Outpost develops lunar surface vehicles, robotic infrastructure and spacecraft operations software, and flies customer payloads on its MAPP rover missions to the lunar South Pole and equatorial region.
Crewed lunar terrain vehicle selected by NASA for Artemis astronauts at the lunar South Pole. Operates autonomously, via teleoperation, or with crew onboard; launch planned for 2028.
Off-road rover for crewed and cargo transport on the Moon and Mars, supporting infrastructure, resource extraction and long-range exploration missions.
Customizable lunar rover for commercial and scientific customers. Collects data for mapping, resource detection and surface analysis, and carries payloads from several partners on one mission.
Payload space on yearly MAPP rover missions to the lunar South Pole and equatorial region, with payload integration and real-time data relay through Mission Control.
Mission control platform for spacecraft operation, data management and payload control. Used on the Lunar Voyage 1 mission.
Distributed software layer that lets different robotic systems and spacecraft operate as autonomous, coordinated fleets. Developed under contract with AFRL and AFWERX.
AI mission operations assistant for spacecraft operations that handles communication between human operators and robot swarms. Planned for deployment on Lunar Voyage 5.