ExLabs mission is to capture and redirect Near Earth Asteroids (NEAs) into Lunar orbit, to unlock the vast resources of space for human sustainability. With our cutting-edge technologies, we are enabling rendezvous, docking, and transportation of asteroids and other objects, creating the essential supply chain links that support long-term success for companies, agencies, and their missions. 

Our aim is to fulfill humanity's innate desire to explore and innovate, to protect our planet's environment, by forging the path that creates a true net-zero world, recognizing the limitations of Earth's finite resources. By elevating awareness and increasing collaborations, we create greater opportunities for success, making a positive impact on our planet for future generations.

Exploring and inhabiting space is essential for humanity's long-term survival. To achieve this, we must look beyond our planet for the resources we need. Asteroids and the Moon are rich in precious materials, from water and rare metals to helium-3, which could one day power fusion reactors. By tapping into these resources, we can create a self-sustaining ecosystem in space, where we can build the infrastructure required to explore the cosmos. 

The success of our mission will help to lay the foundation for a sustained human presence in space - one that can survive and thrive for generations to come. At ExLabs, we are committed to making this vision a reality. We strongly believe that the future of humanity depends on it.

At ExLabs, we are acutely aware of the crucial and pressing need to safeguard our planet's delicate ecosystems. Ever since the dawn of industrialization, the quest for raw materials has ravaged our wildlife, depleted precious natural resources, and left scars visible from space.

That is why we are pioneering the next-generation approach to resource acquisition - one that takes us beyond the boundaries of Earth itself. By harnessing the power of off-planet resources, we are fulfilling three vital missions at once: securing the resources humanity will need in the years ahead, preserving the health and vitality of our precious home planet and its ecosystems, and healing the damage inflicted upon it  in the past.