Well, I still haven’t gotten over the throwing and catching idea…
Have you seen astronaut bunny hopping videos from the moon? The gravity seems to be a lot less there (0.166 g) so things can fly higher, with less effort. There is no air there either, so objects would fly more predictively, and easier to catch.
Let’s say if we have a network of robotic catching and tossing stations on the moon, objects will just hop up and down to get to places. By objects, I mean equipment, construction material, and astronauts.
Astronauts? yes, especially space tourists. Won’t it be fun to be throwing off a cliff, and get (gently) caught by a robot later?