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Space robotics startup GITAI is developing robots to help humans build a lunar base. In March 2023, they demonstrated this in a simulated lunar environment using robotic rovers and inchworm arms. The robots successfully handled tasks like mining, installing solar panels, placing antennas, welding, transporting modules, and even repairing themselves.

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