Puli Space Technologies

Puli Space Technologies is a Hungarian-based space technology company focused on developing innovative, low-cost lunar neutron spectrometer payload and high-mobility rover for the exploration of lunar resources. Founded in 2010, the company aims to contribute to the rapidly growing private lunar industry by creating a low cost, lightweight, planetary rover platform with unique mobility capabilities, capable of surviving the harsh lunar environment and supporting In-Situ Resource Utilisation (ISRU) on the Moon.

One of the company's notable projects is the Spacetime plaque, a time capsule that will be delivered to the surface of the Moon in 2022 as the company's first payload. Moreover, the company won the 1st prize ($30,000) in the "Honey, I Shrunk the NASA Payload" challenge of NASA JPL in the "Lunar Resource" category for its Puli Lunar Water Snooper (PLWS) project. This innovative miniature payload is designed to identify and map subsurface hydrogen content of the lunar soil and is set for deployment as early as 2024, with the support of $225,000 USD funding and technical expertise from NASA starting in January 2021. Puli Space Technologies has positioned itself as a key player in the exploration of lunar resources and achieving significant milestones in collaboration with prestigious industry partners.