Surface SpacecraftRovers, drones and hoppers

Micro-technologies and modern business models for more affordable, accessible exploration beyond Earth orbit.

Build robots for the construction of facilities and habitats on the Moon, Mars, asteroids and beyond.

Our robotic rovers are the first ever of their kind.

We expand Earth industries to become a part of the upcoming interplanetary economy and boost the development of the first settlements on lunar and martian surfaces.

Send the first Japanese lunar rover onboard the Peregrine lunar lander to the Moon in 2021.

Developing the world’s first modular roving platform, offering low-cost, high-performance solutions for lunar operation.

Lockheed Martin and General Motors are partnering to develop a new type of lunar vehicle for NASA to use during its upcoming Artemis missions to the moon.

GITAI build the remote controlled robot to replace astronaut's operations in commercial space stations.

Lexus imagines space vehicles for humans on the Moon.

Aimed to send its own, unmanned Lunar Rover to the moon in 1999, financed entirely by the private sector.

Lunar Outpost is an advanced technology company with a focus on developing technologies that have both terrestrial and space applications.

Teamed up with JAXA, Japan's space agency, to apply our e-4ORCE electrified all-wheel precision control technology to their next lunar rover. 

Fly the first Hungarian payload to the Moon.

Formed by the combination of Adcole Space and Deep Space Systems, Redwire is a new leader in mission critical space solutions and high reliability components for the next generation space architecture.

Spacebit is developing the world's first walking lunar rover that will go the Moon in 2021

Google Lunar XPRIZE team from Chile, to the surface of the Moon on Astrobotic’s first lunar mission.

Deep technology company, engineering path-breaking solutions that take on critical challenges for humanity.

Tesla Cybertruck on Mars: Elon Musk playfully ponders sending a pickup to the Red Planet.

JAXA and Toyota signed a joint research agreement to work on a manned pressurized lunar rover last year, on June 13, 2019, with an expected launch date in the latter half of the 2020s.

A Skoda Enyaq-inspired moon rover aptly called Luniaq. Announced during the Czech Space Week, the concept was presented in the largest virtual reality laboratory in Europe, the Virtuplex.