
NASA selected Lunar Outpost, a lunar terrain vehicle developer, to deliver a next-generation crewed Lunar Terrain Vehicle for Artemis astronauts.
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The new space race is about permanence, not firsts. Control of the Lunar South Pole means control of the gateway to space. Lunar Outpost’s vehicles help the U.S. and its allies build the infrastructure needed for lasting presence on the Moon.
Lunar Outpost builds robotic infrastructure for future exploration and commerce. Its mission is to make the Moon accessible, sustainable, and open for innovation.
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Lunar Outpost appoints retired U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. John E. Shaw to its Board of Directors, leveraging his three decades of experience in national security and space operations. The company focuses on developing space mobility and infrastructure for sustainable off-Earth activities. Shaw’s expertise supports Lunar Outpost’s expansion of systems critical to long-term space missions.
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NASA has chosen **Lunar Outpost** to develop its **Starweave** software, a distributed system enabling autonomous robotic swarms for future Moon and Mars missions. The collaboration advances Lunar Outpost’s swarm-organization technology under NASA’s Announcement of Collaboration Opportunity (ACO). Starweave coordinates heterogeneous robotic systems for coordinated operations in space environments.
Jul 2026Lunar OutpostNews article
Lunar Outpost partners with NVIDIA to integrate edge AI into its lunar missions. The collaboration uses NVIDIA’s Jetson platform and CUDA-X libraries for autonomous navigation, lunar mapping, scientific operations, and communications. This supports Lunar Outpost’s expanding mission portfolio in off-planet mobility and infrastructure.
Jul 2026Lunar OutpostNews article
Lunar Outpost Europe partners with NUVIEW GmbH on **Moonraker**, a lunar LiDAR mission selected by the **European Space Agency (ESA)**. The project aims to create high-resolution 3D elevation maps of the **lunar South Pole** to improve landing site safety and mission planning. These models will deliver the most precise **Digital Elevation Maps** of the Moon’s surface yet.
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