CLAWS (Collaborative Lab for Advancing Work in Space) is a continuing University of Michigan interdisciplinary student organization for human and robotic space exploration. Its Development, Hardware, UX, Research and Business teams build space-system software and physical prototypes; the team has tested pressurized-rover and augmented-reality mission systems at NASA Johnson Space Center and is developing a 2026 lunar sample-return architecture integrating autonomous rovers, pressurized surface systems and astronaut operations. This row does not claim lunar deployment or a completed mission.