Registry/Space

Space

Autonomous spacecraft, lunar landers, rovers, and on-orbit servicing platforms.

Space autonomy on DEPLOY scopes to AI / autonomy as a primary feature, not as an inference layer on top of ground-driven teleoperation. The first wave includes commercial lunar landers (Intuitive Machines Nova-C, Firefly Blue Ghost, ispace HAKUTO-R, Astrobotic Peregrine), Mars surface autonomy (NASA Perseverance), free-flying orbital robots (Astrobee, GITAI S2 Arm), on-orbit servicing (Northrop Grumman Mission Extension Vehicle, Astroscale ELSA-d / ADRAS-J, Starfish Otter, ClearSpace), and autonomous-docking crew and cargo (SpaceX Dragon 2, Tianzhou, Shenzhou, Starliner). Mission outcomes verify primary-source: Blue Ghost success versus IM / HAKUTO-R / Peregrine failures; ELSA-d capture aborted; ADRAS-J inspection-only. Borderline cases (Curiosity, Zhurong, Yutu-2, CIMON, Int-Ball, Phi-Sat-1, Dream Chaser) held for editorial review; Pragyan + Canadarm2 + Cygnus + Archinaut excluded for failing the autonomy-primary test.