NASA selects Lunar Outpost proposal to advance Starweave

Lunar Outpost said NASA selected the company’s proposal to advance Starweave under ACO. The company announced the development on 2026-07-29.

Starweave is described as a distributed software layer. Lunar Outpost also said it is working with NASA to develop mobility autonomy, AI and infrastructure technologies.

Lunar Outpost announced on 2026-07-29 that NASA had selected its proposal to advance Starweave under ACO.

The company describes Starweave as a distributed software layer.

Lunar Outpost said it is working with NASA to mature mobility autonomy, AI and infrastructure technologies.

The company says it has ten contracted missions through 2030, and separately says 10 missions are launching to the Moon before 2030.

Lunar Outpost also says it is driving NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle program.

Among the milestones cited by the company are running what it describes as the first commercial rover on the Moon and producing oxygen on Mars.

For readers following the lunar industry, the selection ties Lunar Outpost to another NASA-backed effort and adds a software element, Starweave, to the company’s work on mobility autonomy, AI and infrastructure.

The announcement also comes from a company that says it has ten contracted missions through 2030 and 10 missions set to launch to the Moon before 2030, indicating a broad pipeline of lunar activity.

Lunar Outpost is a company. NASA is a U.S. government space agency.