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Building robots for the orbital economy

Autonomous robotic labor for space

More astronaut hours, more revenue

The new space economy is exponentially expanding. Our robots free astronauts to focus on discovery, experimentation, and exploration.
Orbital structure with robots
INC 28.5° ALT 412KM
megastructure construction, 2048

Trusted by

NASA
Voyager
ISS
KULR

Mobility

Supervised Autonomy

Operations

Fan-Propelled Free Flight

Power

KULR ONE Space

Wireframe rendering of Joy
Rendered view of Joy

Built on Earth

Deployed in Orbit

Meet Our First IVA-focused Robot, Joy

Scheduled for ISS operations in 2027. Joy is prototyped in our native IVA environment and by NASA. Our robotics undergo consistent testing and iteration, with zero gravity testing happening in Canada with the NRC/CSA.

Two Hands, A Myriad of Uses

Cargo bags stowed inside the space station
Logistics

MANUAL LABOR / INVENTORY / STOWAGE

Robotic arm performing maintenance on station hardware
Maintenance + Inspection

ASSESSMENT / MONITORING / VERIFICATION

Semiconductor wafer processing in orbital fabrication unit
Semiconductor Fabrication

MANIPULATION / TOOL USE / AUTOMATION

Biomedical research equipment aboard the space station
Biomedical Research

MANIPULATION / TOOL USE / AUTOMATION

The futureis made in orbit

Joy is remotely operated in the near term. Remote operation is a deliberate first step to gaining flight heritage now while collecting space-manipulation training data that doesn't exist yet anywhere. Utilizing this data we are developing fully autonomous robots.

Autonomous Orbital Labor

BuildBeyond Earth

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