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Summer Space Festival 2022: Lunar exploration in focus

29/06/22

Lunar exploration was the focus at the Summer Space Festival 2022, where Space Applications Services participated through an exhibition and panel talks.

  • From Friday 24 June to Saturday 25 June, Space Applications Services gave insight into the work that we do in lunar exploration. The Summer Space Festival was a chance for us to showcase our lunar rover LUVMI-X, and to illustrate our company culture and our vision as we take our place in the “New Space” economy.

    Diego Urbina, Team Lead for Future Projects and Exploration gave an overview of technology needs and system for In-Situ Resource Utilisation (ISRU). By developing technologies and systems in space resources utilisation (SRU), Space Applications Services is positioning itself for future potential markets. The SRU value chain holds multiple affordances for life support for humans; construction of in-situ infrastructure; manufacturing of equipment in Space, the provision of electrical power and night survival as a service, and much more. As such, the company has already successfully completed and is working on numerous projects in this domain.

    • ESA ALCHEMIST, ALCHEMIST-Earth Based Demonstrator, and ISRULAB which seek to produce water and oxygen from lunar regolith.

    • REGOLIGHT which aims to construct infrastructure on the Moon using lunar regolith.

    • Lunar resources prospecting systems

    • ESA ECSM and Skybeam, which aim to deliver solar electric power as a resource for use on the Moon and on Earth.
    • PRO-ACT (Planetary Robots Deployed for Assembly & Construction Tasks) enables and demonstrates multi-robot collaborative planning and manipulation capabilities in the context of construction of an ISRU plant.
  • There was also great interest in our lunar rover LUVMI-X, which is currently on exhibition in Ostend and Antwerp. The “Lunar Volatiles Mobile Instrument” (LUVMI-X) is a medium-sized robot rover designed to explore the Moon, looking for resources such as water and methane that are necessary to sustain human life on the Moon.

     

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