Artemis Program As a forerunner in
NASA’s lunar development project, the
Artemis Program,
Yaoki aims to contribute to the field of mobility systems.
SpaceBit During The 3rd International Moon Village Workshop & Symposium in Kyoto on December 5–8, 2019,
Spacebit signed an agreement with Japanese-based space company Dymon on technical and mission collaboration within the next trip to Moon in July 2021. First, from the technical side, Spacebit and Dymon will cooperate on the Moon as their Lunar rovers
Asagumo and
Yaoki will communicate with the Earth via Astrobotic lander. Within this mission cooperation, Spacebit and Dymon rovers will take each other's photo on the Moon using their own cameras. Note that earlier in 2019, Spacebit and Dymon signed an agreement to deliver their first lunar rovers
Asagumo and
Yaoki on Astrobotic's upcoming Peregrine mission in 2021. Intuitive Machine's
Nova-C lunar lander will be launched on a Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. ==Partners==