| Pressure | TBD |
| Suit mass (1g) | TBD |
| Life support (primary) | Commercial lunar PLSS |
| Life support (backup) | Commercial reserve |
| EVA duration | N/A |
| Program | Artemis |
| Agency | NASA + Axiom Space |
| Manufacturer | Axiom Space |
| First use | TBD |
| Status | In development / qualification |
| Donning / entry | Improved sizing range, lower-body mobility, modern manufacturing methods |
Full anthropometric coverage; dust tolerance; maintainability as first-class design requirement
Artemis III lunar south pole EVA
Still in qualification; lunar dust, thermal extremes and south-pole terrain remain unproven in service
"Modern lunar design explicitly built around mobility, fit range and maintainability lessons from legacy systems"
Closest current path to operational lunar surface suit — direct embodiment of 60 years of failure lessons
"Even a simple IVA suit needs water survival and cockpit visibility contingencies"
"Suit performance cannot be separated from translation aids and workload planning"
"Lunar EVA required not just survival but sustained human work capability"
