Castrol joins the
AstroAnts constitute a miniature robotic swarm designed to perform inspections and diagnostic tasks on the external surfaces of spacecraft, rovers, and landers. Each robot features a modular design; the sensor payloads can be tailored based on different inspection missions, and the data collected from the robots can be used to monitor operations in space. Working with Lunar Outpost, the AstroAnt robot will be sent to the Moon for a technology demonstration test.
Through this research collaboration, Castrol will work closely with
'At Castrol, we are moving forward on a pathway of change. We have been involved in the Space industry for over 65 years, including many of the pioneering Apollo missions. The success of autonomous machines like AstroAnt will be critical for remote maintenance, operating in environments where repair or failure is not an option.'
'We are privileged to be working with the
To the Moon to Stay (https://www.tothemoon.mit.edu) brings together the
'We are delighted to have this opportunity to send cutting-edge experiments to the surface of the moon on a historic mission and as part of
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Castrol, one of the world's leading lubricant brands, has a proud heritage of innovation and fuelling the dreams of pioneers. Our passion for performance, combined with a philosophy of working in partnership, has enabled Castrol to develop lubricants, coolants, and greases that have been at the heart of numerous technological feats on land, air, sea, and in space for over 100 years.
Castrol is part of the bp group and serves customers and consumers in the automotive, marine, industrial, and energy sectors. Our branded products are recognized globally for innovation and high performance through our commitment to premium quality and cutting-edge technology. Bp joined the Consortium lab membership (CLM) in 2016, which has now been extended to Castrol to help play a leading role in fulfilling the
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