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Cislune field notes

Reviewed public notes on Cislune hardware, test campaigns, facilities, simulation, and lunar surface infrastructure work.

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PERDEX excavation hardware detail after successful build and testing
Public updates use cleared, non-sensitive evidence from Cislune hardware, test, simulation, and field work.

Public notes

Concise updates after review.

PERDEX test evidence strengthens Cislune’s excavation portfolio

Cislune’s PERDEX work continues to advance tested hardware for volatile-aware lunar excavation and ISRU collaboration. Public material focuses on collaboration value: real hardware, material interaction, and practical paths for lunar surface operations.

Technology context Award context Discuss PERDEX

Cislune website refreshed around hardware and collaboration

Cislune’s public site now presents a concise map of lunar surface infrastructure capabilities: excavation, regolith processing, site preparation, simulation, trusted autonomy, shop capability, field logistics, and collaboration paths.

Collaboration paths Facilities and equipment

Visual notes

Hardware, simulation, facilities, and field logistics.

Public updates emphasize concrete, cleared visuals: tested hardware, shop capability, simulation views, field logistics, and analog operations. Detailed data, control screens, customer-sensitive context, and mechanism-specific details stay off the public site.

PERDEX hardware alternate view for excavation and ISRU integration
Excavation hardware context for public updates.
TREAD granular-material test view for mobility performance
Mobility and granular-material test evidence.
Cislune shop test workspace for prototype iteration
Shop context for rapid hardware iteration.
BrightDrop cargo-area view for prototype transport and field logistics
Prototype transport and field logistics.
CARVE concept shown in Isaac Sim for surface-operations planning
Simulation and planning visuals.
SimMoon lunar operations rehearsal environment
Mission rehearsal and operator-training context.

Contact

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Public notes stay concise. Technical details, test data, partner-sensitive context, and proposal-specific material can move into the right protected discussion when there is a real collaboration path.

erik@cislune.com