NASA reported on work being conducted to create lunar rovers, which will become an important part of the infrastructure for a future moon base. The agency is developing both crewed and robotic vehicles that will be deployed in the early stages of Earth's satellite exploration. According to NASA, the lunar rovers will perform several key tasks: demonstrating new technologies, transporting astronauts across the lunar surface, mapping terrain, conducting scientific research, and prospecting for valuable resources. Information gathered during these missions will be used to design more advanced mobility systems and infrastructure necessary for long-term human presence on the Moon. The development of lunar rovers is viewed as an integral part of a program to establish a permanent moon base, which should ensure human presence on the Moon and pave the way for future crewed missions, including those to Mars. The agency continues to test and improve the equipment, aiming to create reliable transportation solutions for operation in the harsh conditions of the lunar surface.