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Explore lunar imagery, regolith composition, and returned samples from holographic mission control, or operate a rover at the teleoperation console.

Use the original Advanced Lunar Resources Map in a simple view: rotate the Moon, inspect resource layers, explore measured terrain, and compare returned samples.

Browse lunar imagery, measured LOLA terrain, returned samples, and illustrative oxide maps. Import numerical grids for lunar resource readouts.

Explore PLAZAIC’s lunar regolith processing plant concept, with crucible carts, a Pyrolytic Deoxidizer, distillation stations, and solar concentrators.

Explore PLAZAIC’s lunar manufacturing concept: recovered metal wire, laser deposition 3D printers, CERBERUS components, and local rover assembly.

Explore PLAZAIC’s lunar base concept: regolith processing, local manufacturing, CERBERUS rover assembly, CHARON fleet control, and crew habitats.

Compare equatorial bases, polar ridges, and Abdulezer twin-base concepts, with candidate regions and illustrative crew and resupply flight paths.

Explore lunar oxygen uses and an illustrated Earth–Moon transport cycle, with orbital refueling, a transfer vehicle, and a lunar cargo shuttle.

Model how lunar metals, local manufacturing, field trials and deployment contracts could earn revenue for a Moon base. Adjust demand, capacity, costs and pricing.

Run five lunar production lines, grow commodity stockpiles, sell into a fluctuating simulated market, and fulfill competing contracts in a playable PLAZAIC prototype.

Explore PLAZAIC’s constructible lunar rover concept: compact delivery, assembly on the Moon, and removable control cores sheltered during lunar night.

Explore how PLAZAIC’s CHARON concept coordinates a lunar rover fleet while individual rovers handle movement, tools, and local safety functions.

Watch the CHARON deployment concept: landing, crew arrival, and three crew pairs unpacking twelve CERBERUS rover kits, solar rolls, and wiring.

Drive a lunar rover through ten checkpoints with delayed commands and camera feedback, then try CHARON assistance in PLAZAIC’s teleoperation demo.

Design a custom rover, watch its structural parts being printed and assembled, then drive the same vehicle through an illustrative Martian test yard.

Explore PLAZAIC’s RDDA airlock concept: crew and rover spraydown, ceiling misters, regolith collection, water recovery, and pressure-isolated transit.

Meet PLAZAIC, a Pittsburgh lunar technology company developing constructible rovers, regolith oxygen extraction, and airlock dust removal.