ASTROPORT SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
ASTROPORT BUILDS INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE MOON
Dust-Free Zones for Operation
Roads for Enhanced Surface Mobility
Landing Pads for Safe Landing
WHAT WE DO
Space
Materials
Space
Construction
Lunar Landing Port Operations
HOW WE DO IT
Regolith Building Materials

Construction Materials
- Bricks
- Rebar
- Fibers
- Geotextiles/Construction Mesh
- Glass
Regolith Refining Technologies

Minerals & Volatiles
- Metals: Fe, Al, Ti, Mg
- Minerals: Si, Ca
- Trapped Gases (Oxygen, Helium-3)
- Water
3D Printing and Placement

Lunatron™ Print System
- TRL 4 – Concept
- TRL 5 – Prototype
- TRL 6 – Ground Test Unit Brickbot
- TRL 7 – Flight Demo Unit Brickbot
- TRL 9 – Operational Lunatron™
Geotechnical Site Preparation

Civil Engineering Process
- Lunar Terrain Testbed
- Interchangeable Tractor Tools
- Sieving
- Excavation
- Grading
- Compaction
WHO WE ARE

Sam Ximenes
Founder and CEO

Emilio De La Guardia
GM Astroport Europe

Vacant
GM Astroport Australia

Ron Wells
Chief Technology Officer

James Johnson
Adv. Eng. Projects

Don Hooper, PhD
Lunar Geology

Rey Trevino
Program Mgmt.

Natasha Heidenrich
Strategy

Louise Cantwell
Government Liaison

Bob Doyal
Master Ceramicist

Ken Kinsey
Senior Designer

Milton Cordova
Mechanical Engineer

Arjun Palat
Electrical Engineer

Kathryn Bolish
Mathematician
Advisory Board

Oscar Garcia
Air and Space Transportation Executive

John Hines
Fmr. NASA Chief Technologist

David Orner
Partner GlobalView Capital

Rob Kelso
Fmr. NASA Flight Mission Director

John Kucewicz
Geologist/Oil & Gas

Chris Packham, PhD
Astrophysicist, UTSA

Donna Potter
Space Technology Dev Exec.

Matt Redling
Business Dev Exec.

Larry Toups
Fmr. NASA Space Architect
NEWS
Another step forward towards the development of lunar infrastructure
Astroport Space Technologies, headquartered in San Antonio, Texas USA, and FourPoint, headquartered in Wrocław, Poland, announce they are joint signatories of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for collaboration on the construction of a lunar launch and landing pad...
How Space Companies Plan to Build Roads and Bases on the Moon
Astroport is working with researchers at the University of Texas, San Antonio, to invent an induction furnace nozzle that heats up lunar regolith so that it can melt, then solidify, into bricks. A number of specialized robots would then assemble the materials into...
Astroport Space Technologies forms European Subsidiary in Luxembourg
Astroport Space Technologies, Inc., headquartered in San Antonio Texas, USA, and Interflight Global Europe, S.à r.l. , headquartered in Luxembourg, announce their joint partnership for the launch of Astroport Space Technologies S.à r.l. (Astroport Europe). The two...
San Antonio Innovators Advance Exploration of the Moon Ahead of Human Settlement with Lunar Cave
Collaborating with the Architects of the Future: Visualizing Humanity’s Return to the Moon
Astroport receives additional NASA funding to develop ‘100 percent regolith’ buildings
The agency has awarded the company two phase-one Small Business Technology Transfer contracts: one in April 2021 for $136,000 and another in June of this year for $150,000.
Contact
Headquarters
Astroport Space Technologies Inc
110 E. Houston Street, 7th Floor
San Antonio, TX 78205 USA
Astroport Europe
Astroport Space Technologies S.à r.l.
16, Rue de Nassau
L- 2213 Luxembourg
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Astroport Australia
Astroport Space Technologies, Pty. Ltd.
Level 4 29 King William Street, Adelaide SA 5000