5 companies · 9 offerings

Lunar payload delivery on Astrobotic landers: Griffin, a medium-class lander carrying around 625 kg of payload to the surface, and Peregrine, a small-class lander with 120 kg capacity.

Lunar rovers for payload mobility: CubeRover, a modular rover as light as 4 kg, and Polaris, which carries up to 90 kg of payload for missions including regolith excavation and water ice extraction.

Lunar logistics rover that carries customer cargo on top-deck and underslung payload interfaces. It can carry two suited astronauts, has a 6DOF robotic arm and travels at up to 20 m/h.

Lunar rover scheduled to land at the Lunar South Pole in Summer 2026 on Griffin Mission 1. It carries customer payloads to the surface and tests technologies for the FLEX rover.

Lunar rover with a dual-arm manipulation system and autonomous and teleoperation capabilities; motors, motor drivers and control systems are developed in-house.

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.

Family of three lunar rover variants (LUVMI, LUVMI-X, LUVMI-M): modular platforms that accommodate payloads and provide payload mobility on the moon.