Lunar regolith is a fine, powder-like material with almost no load-bearing capacity. This is why Apollo astronauts left deep footprints everywhere they walked.

Project Paveway is developing innovative technology to transform lunar regolith into solid, durable surfaces, ideal for building roads and landing pads on the Moon.

The best part? 100% in-situ resource utilization—using only the materials already on the lunar surface. No consumable materials needed!

This breakthrough will solve one of the biggest challenges for future lunar missions: controlling dust while creating safe, stable infrastructure for rovers, landers, and human habitats.