A permanent presence on another world is not one problem — it is two, tightly coupled. The robots prepare the ground; the habitats make that ground livable. OrbitExSpace works on both, because neither survives alone. A habitat that no robot can reach is a target. A robot with nowhere to return power to is scrap.
Robotics
Machines that survey, build, carry and repair — operating in fleets, sharing a single map of the ground they work on.
- Exploration
- Construction
- Transport
- Maintenance
Habitats
Pressurized and unpressurized systems that provide shelter, energy and the resources a long-term presence requires.
- Surface infrastructure
- Power
- Protection
- Resources
Concept study — regolith-shielded surface modules, lunar south pole
Our habitat concepts use local regolith as radiation shielding, modular pressurized volumes for expandable capacity, and power architectures designed for the long lunar night — because a structure that cannot keep its occupants alive through a 14-day darkness is not a habitat, it is a tomb.