The Moon, then asteroids and Mars
One method across very different places: build from what is already there. The same ideas apply to remote and resource-constrained work on Earth.
Where it starts
The Moon is close, continuously sunlit at the poles, and rich in the rock our materials are made from. It is where the materials, the engine and the rover are proven a short signal away from Earth — and where the system first makes more of itself.
Material in deep space
Asteroids hold metals and volatiles for building far from any planet. The same autonomous rovers anchor, extract and process in microgravity, turning bodies in deep space into supply.
Ahead of arrival
On Mars, autonomous construction can begin long before people do, producing structure and infrastructure from local material so a site is already being built when crews arrive.
The same idea, closer to home
Autonomy and on-site manufacturing from local resources are just as useful in remote, hazardous or resource-constrained places on Earth. What we prove off-world, we can apply here.
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