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Canada moves forward with plans to explore the moon May 27, 2021   Maryam Farag François-Philippe Champagne, Minister, Innovation, Science and Industry announced investments of $3 million in technology initiatives for lunar exploration through the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). Champagne highlighted the latest opportunities provided under the CSA’s Lunar Exploration Accelerator Program, to prepare Canadian entrepreneurs and scientists to take part in lunar explora...

Tokyo-based ispace has been selected to deliver rovers from Canada and Japan to the lunar surface after they launch aboard SpaceX rockets. The company will use its recently revealed Hakuto-R lander for both missions, currently scheduled for 2022 and 2023. The Canadian Space Agency selected three private Canadian companies, each with separate scientific missions, to […]

Ottawa, Ontario (PRWEB) May 26, 2021 -- Mission Control Space Services Inc. (Mission Control) is pleased to announce that it is poised to open an exciting new

Mission Control Awarded $1.16M from Canadian Space Agency to Develop Payload Data Management System for Streamlining Operations in Lunar Missions Share Article With the goal of contributing to the supply chains of companies offering commercial Lunar delivery services, Mission Control will develop and test a payload data management system to improve quality of service for payload customers. One small Canadian built computer can make a world of difference in the amount of science done during the ...

Mission Control Partners with Axiom Research Labs Mission Control Space Services Inc. (Mission Control) is pleased to announce a partnership with Axiom Research Labs Private Limited (ARL) of India to deploy AI-enabled mission software on their lunar rover in advance of a commercial exploration mission to the Moon. The project is called Mission Control Intelligence (MCI): Enhancing the Autonomy of Commercial Rover Missions. “M...

Mission Control partners with Axiom Research Labs to demonstrate AI-powered autonomy on a micro-rover ahead of commercial missions to the Moon Share Article Mission Control and Axiom Research Labs have partnered on a project called Mission Control Intelligence: Enhancing Autonomy of Commercial Lunar Missions with AI MCI is designed to meet the growing demand for AI-powered robotic missions to improve safety and productivity, and enable the future of low-cost autonomous space missions ...