SpaceDIRT

Space Systems

Infrastructure starts at the ground.

Concept animation.

Our autonomous architecture lets us build in contested areas on Earth, for defence, and in impossible ones, on the Moon.

Concept render: a SLED with a rototiller leads a SLED loader along a trench, with covered shelters behind
Concept render.

Trenches

Autonomous SLED loaders dig trenches in the regolith.

Concept render: a SLED parked under an arch in a trench on the Moon, covered by a mound of regolith, lit from inside
Concept render.

Regolith cover

We cover the trenches with a layer of regolith, so equipment that can't go inside is sheltered from the lunar night.

Think of an igloo: dug down a little, then covered over.

14 days
Lunar night
−173 °C
Surface at night
−20 °C
One metre down
Concept render: a SLED75 at the ramp of an open garage module docked to the Moon base habitats
Concept render.

Rover garage

We intend to operate the first garage on the Moon: a pressurized bay on the base where crews service rovers without spacesuits.

Canadian Space Agency study

A $500K Canadian Space Agency contract, awarded in June 2026, to study in-situ resource utilization architecture.

Read the announcement

All images on this page are concept renders.