Ann: Notice of Annual General Meeting, page-16

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In a significant advancement for lunar exploration, the SPIDER, a three-component seismic station, is set to be deployed on the surface of the Moon’s South Pole.Designed to record continuous seismic data for up to 14 days, the device will be launched aboard a commercial lander.This achievement will showcase the potential for developing compact geophysical instruments and revolutionise future lunar and Martian exploration missions.This seismic station is supported by DUG Technology, Adelaide University, Titomic, the Department of Education SA, and researchers from the Australian National University, Professor Hrvoje Tkalčić, and from the University of Tasmania, Professor Dr. Anya M. Reading.

The universal applications of DUG technology are only beginning!