Sidus Space Launches LunarLizzie: 800kg Lunar Platform Packed with Edge AI for Real-Time Mission Intelligence

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.—Sidus Space, an innovative space and defense technology company, has unveiled LunarLizzie™, a next-generation satellite platform designed for lunar and cislunar missions. The 800kg-class spacecraft incorporates proven edge AI technology to deliver near real-time intelligence and decision-making capabilities, marking a significant advancement in space exploration and data processing. LunarLizzie™ is equipped with a range of cutting-edge features, including LiDAR, hyperspectral imaging, AI-powered autonomous navigation, encryption, and multi-sensor data fusion. These technologies are intended to enhance the platform's ability to analyze and interpret lunar terrain data quickly and efficiently, improving mission outcomes and operational flexibility. The platform is positioned to support a wide array of scientific and commercial payloads, making it a versatile tool for future lunar exploration initiatives. By integrating edge AI, LunarLizzie™ reduces the need for extensive data transmission to Earth, enabling faster responses and more autonomous operations in deep space environments. Sidus Space, listed on the NASDAQ under the ticker SIDU, has been working to establish itself as a key player in the space technology sector. The launch of LunarLizzie™ underscores the company's commitment to developing advanced systems that can meet the growing demands of lunar missions and space research. This new platform is expected to play a critical role in supporting NASA's Artemis program and other lunar exploration efforts, as well as commercial ventures aiming to leverage the Moon’s resources. The integration of AI and real-time processing capabilities represents a major step forward in making space missions more efficient and data-driven. With its robust design and advanced features, LunarLizzie™ is set to become a foundational element in the next phase of space exploration, offering a reliable and intelligent solution for missions beyond Earth's orbit.