Hispansion is a space exploration company specialized in the development and supply of high-fidelity lunar regolith simulants, engineered to accurately reproduce the properties and behaviour of lunar soil. The company is also engaged in the development of space exploration technologies, ranging from ISRU to dust mitigation, as well as future testing services under simulated lunar conditions. A strategic supplier to the European space ecosystem and contributing to its technological autonomy.

Danish Technological Institute (DTI) is one of Denmark’s leading Research and Technology Organisations (RTO), strengthening businesses through cutting edge technologies and the expertise of more than 1,100 specialists.

At the Centre for Functional Materials and Industrial 3D Print, a dedicated team of specialists works with material characterization, ink formulation, and advanced additive manufacturing technologies.

In September 2025, DTI was awarded a €155,000 proof-of-concept contract by the European Space Agency (ESA) to convert lunar and Martian regolith into conductive materials, enabling the production of inks for printed electronics and powders for 3D printing directly on the Moon or Mars.