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Team Indus is working with OrbitBeyond to provide engineering and services.
Team Indus plans to modify its first lander to increase its payload capacity to about 60 to 70 kg.
Team Indus is shifting its business model from operating missions to supplying technology, designs, and qualification services to international customers.
Team Indus’ Z-02 lander is being designed to be compatible with launch vehicles operated by Arianespace, SpaceX, and United Launch Alliance.
PTScientists and Team Indus, two former competitors in the Google Lunar X Prize, are pursuing commercial lunar landers that could launch as soon as late 2019.