I work on the field. Moon dust presents quite unique challenges that have been and continue to be studied at NASA and private industry. Regolith gets charge/discharge cycle that naturally pushes the smallest particles upwards. This plus whatever material is forced during landing, regolith will be around any potential structures and equipment that we bring to the moon. The problem is that it gets through seals, it attaches to equipment like sensors and communication, all causing failures. There are many potential solutions, all that are actively being explored at NASA and industry that include active and passive methods. Active include using electromagnetic fields to remove particles. Passive are using materials and/or manual mechanism. It is a very interesting problem that likely requires very radical active solutions.