Our story
We sell people the equipment for the journey. Nobody outfits a climb by selling the summit. Space with people in it needs what Earth with people on it needs: test stands, data links, probes, rovers, and power. That is a parts list, and we make the parts.
Every product runs on one screen. Moon Tower Mission Control runs a student test stand today. It is the ground software for IMPRESS probes and for Moon Rover.
How we work
- Fly
Reduced-gravity flights put hardware in the conditions it will meet.
- Shake and bake
Vibration and thermal tests find the faults before flight does.
- Inspect
Non-destructive inspection finds the faults inside a composite part.
- Measure
Moon Tower records every value and every command in one record.
- Publish
Each test goes out with its numbers, including the failures.
Where each product stands
| Product | Status | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Moon Tower | Runs today | Moon Tower Test Range: replay and fork a recorded test. No date set. |
| IMPRESS | In build | The first flight is to Mars. The ride is not chosen. Probes dropped on Earth need no ride. |
| Moon Rover | Concept | The field site, the bays, and the lander interface. None is set. |
| Power systems | Concept | The product document is in preparation. |
| Reduced-gravity flights | Selling | Not in the product documents yet. |
| NDT composite arm | Sold | Not in the product documents yet. |
Table 1. Where each product line stands. Runs means a prototype works in our own tests. Nothing has shipped to a customer. Source: the product documents, 28 September 2026.
