The Colorado aerospace startup known for its lunar rovers, which are part of U.S. plans to build a moon base, is working on developing software that would run a swarm of robotic instruments in space.
NASA selected Lunar Outpost to further develop its software, called “Starweave,” the company based in Golden announced.
Starweave is designed to operate a fleet of thousands of robotic systems in extreme locations where GPS coordination is more difficult — places like the moon and Mars. It also would aim to make sure the fleet can run autonomously…