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Paving the Way for a New Era of Earth & Lunar Exploration through Autonomously Flying Robotic Systems
WeSpace is revolutionizing 3D mobility with autonomous flying platforms that create new operational possibilities both on Earth and beyond.
Our flagship products are:
WeSpace Technologies chooses to fly over obstacles instead of struggling with each and every one of them. Post-landing mobility in lunar exploration will be forever changed with our new method of mobility called “Land & Fly.” Taking advantage of the Moon’s modest gravitational acceleration, thruster-propelled hoppers will execute powered or ballistic flight arcs. This will enable the exploration of rough terrain and previously unexplored areas.
SHAC enables the deployment of heavy UAVs (500-650kg) from locations previously impossible, such as maritime domain (ships at sea), urban environments, rough terrain, or damaged airfields—extending their operational envelope while requiring zero modifications to existing aircraft. Using non-toxic propulsion technology, advanced guidance systems, and innovative separation mechanisms, SHAC creates a “mobile runway” that can vertically lift UAVs, accelerate horizontally, and release them at optimal flight conditions.
By providing this unique capability, WeSpace eliminates infrastructure dependencies that have constrained UAV operations. Our technology not only preserves existing investments in legacy UAV fleets but also enhances their operational versatility and mission effectiveness.
With a total addressable market of $12.4B (based on our market study) in the defence sector alone by 2030, WeSpace is positioned to capture a significant share by enabling unprecedented operational capabilities.
Led by a team of aerospace and defence industry specialists, with extensive experience in autonomous systems, propulsion technologies, military operations, alongside proven track record in business development and entrepreneurial leadership, WeSpace is uniquely positioned to execute on this transformative vision.
Only a small fraction (~5%) of the Moon has been thoroughly surveyed so far, primarily due to the challenging terrain of its surface. Even more than fifty years after the first human landed on our closest celestial neighbor, it remains largely untapped for exploitation and habitation. However, this situation is soon to change, as significant investments are currently being made in lunar missions. These missions will heavily rely on robotics.
WeSpace Technologies is at the forefront of developing Autonomously Flying Robotic Systems, also known as thruster-propelled drones or hoppers, for a range of lunar surface exploration missions. With our robotic systems, we are providing unprecedented accessibility to the Moon’s underground, including lava tubes and Permanently Shadowed Regions (PSRs).
Our technology is indispensable for partners who seek to explore the Moon and harness its resources.
More specifically, our solution enhances data collection capabilities and facilitates lunar mapping. Our autonomous hoppers empower customers to effectively map and extract resources from the Moon.
The Moon possesses a wealth of valuable natural resources and presents numerous opportunities.
While our Moon is only 3-4 days away, its surface presents true challenges to space explorers and investors. This is where WeSpace Technologies comes in.
Rovers, the current vehicles, are used to traverse distances from the landing site. Through rovers, we can observe the terrain of a planet, gather important information about natural resources, and gain a better understanding of planetary surfaces.
While these pieces of technology are common, they are lacking in some areas:
WeSpace Technologies has an innovative solution to the limitations imposed by current rover technology.
WeSpace Technologies chooses to fly over obstacles instead of struggling with each and every one of them.
Post-landing mobility in lunar exploration will be forever changed with our new method of mobility called “Land & Fly.” Taking advantage of the Moon’s modest gravitational acceleration, thruster-propelled hoppers will execute powered or ballistic flight arcs. This will enable the exploration of rough terrain and previously unexplored areas.
Our family of lunar hoppers can scout significantly larger areas compared to traditional rovers, providing improved and more efficient mobility. This will greatly enhance the mapping capabilities of the Moon.
WeSpace Technologies offers its customers a disruptive technological vehicle with cost-effective pricing.
Massive investments are being made in the market of lunar exploration:
2020-2029 Government investment
2020-2030 Moon missions market
2020-2030 Moon surface missions market
It is forecast for 140 Moon missions until 2030.
Investment in space start-ups: $26.2 billion (2015-2020)
Paving the Way for a New Era of Lunar Exploration through Autonomously Flying Robotic Systems