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Patrick Suen
Patrick Suen is the founder of eurus.space, a space technology company developing practical elements of surface infrastructure to support Artemis human lunar landings and subsequent operations on the Moon. His current work focuses on FLARE – Flexible Lunar Adaptive Resource Explorer, a reusable, refuelable hopping platform intended to move small payloads, survey local terrain, and inspect hardware in the vicinity of landing sites. FLARE is designed to operate with a modular “water battery” concept that stores and delivers propellant produced through in-situ resource utilization (ISRU), enabling repeated use rather than single-mission deployment.
eurus.space emphasizes clearly defined operational roles, straightforward mechanical and data interfaces with landers and surface systems, and realistic development and test paths for commercial contributors to future lunar architectures. Suen’s background spans deep technology, sustainability, and financial innovation, which he applies to linking technical concepts with practical implementation and risk management.
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Artemis: Human Lunar Return29-Jan-2026W331A
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