We are building a global network of deep space innovation centers, physical
environments designed to help companies, researchers, and commercial
entities develop, test, and scale technologies for the deep space economy.
Each facility offers access to specialized facilities, demanding terrain, and
tailored support to accelerate breakthrough solutions for both Earth and space.
The first of these centers is located in Mitzpe Ramon, at the heart of the Negev
desert. With its Martian-like terrain, extreme arid climate, and remote setting,
the site offers ideal conditions for simulating off-world environments. It also
builds on a growing ecosystem of local space activity, amplifying existing
research and infrastructure.
A Mars-inspired lab simulator merging precision agriculture, academic research, and immersive tourism.
Developed in partnership with Ramon Winery, it’s where science and culture meet to explore sustainable cultivation in extreme environments.
D-MARS (Desert Mars Analog Ramon Station) is a Mars analog research facility simulating crewed missions.
It offers a controlled environment for testing space technologies, life-support systems, and mission protocols for fieldwork and training.
A testing ground for robotics, autonomy, and advanced simulations. Built with NVIDIA technologies, it supports deep-tech startups developing dual-value systems for planetary exploration and Earth-based industries, using real-world terrain and mission-grade datasets.
