Our talented engineering staff is dedicated to the design and testing of our climbing robots. Having gone through several generations, our climbing robots are at the forefront of design and technology. We confidently set and attain new milestones on schedule and are looking forward to our next goal.

There are many current applications for robotic lifters: aerial surveillance, photography, atmospheric science, meteorology, rescue, and escape systems begin the list. With a robotic servicing unit (RSU), aerial surveillance systems such as the TARS system used by the U.S. Military will benefit from longer on-station time and discreet data recovery. The news media can raise cameras for 24/7 coverage with RSUs replenishing power needs. Lifters can climb to just the altitude desired for scientific observations.

On October 27^th 2031 the descendants of these functional robots will build the first space elevator. They will lift payloads into orbit and beyond.

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