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GITAI plans to hire more than 50 new employees in the United States in 2023 to support its expansion.
The GITAI IN1 autonomously moved from the lunar lander to the GITAI R1 rover during the mobility performance verification test.
The GITAI IN1 successfully completed various tests corresponding to Level 3 of NASA’s Technology Readiness Levels in a simulated lunar environment at the JAXA Sagamihara Campus.
During the capability performance verification test, the GITAI IN1 conducted tasks such as breaking down resource samples, recovering them, and transporting them using a tow vehicle.
GITAI developed the GITAI IN1 to meet the increasing demand for development and construction tasks in space.
The GITAI IN1 is capable of moving in any direction and connecting to different vehicles such as rovers, landers, and satellites.
The grapple end-effectors on the GITAI IN1 enhance its capability to connect to various tools for multiple tasks.
The GITAI IN1 enhances performance in both capability to perform multiple tasks and mobility to carry out a wide range of tasks.
GITAI USA Inc. developed the GITAI IN1, an inchworm-type robotic arm equipped with grapple end-effectors on both ends.
By March 2023, the GITAI S10 is scheduled to conduct a demonstration test in an underwater experimental facility that simulates microgravity to achieve TRL 6.
GITAI USA Inc. developed the S10, a 10-meter autonomous robotic arm for commercial space stations.
The grapple end effector is GITAI's proprietary interface that allows the robotic arm's end to be interchangeable.
The GITAI S10 successfully completed ground demonstration tests corresponding to TRL 3 in less than 6 months from project start.
The GITAI S10 has successfully completed various tests corresponding to level 3 of NASA’s Technology Readiness Level (TRL).
GITAI will conduct a demonstration test of the S10 in an underwater experimental facility by March 2023 to achieve TRL 6.
GITAI USA Inc. developed the S10, a 10 meter autonomous robotic arm for commercial space stations.
GITAI develops all core technology required to create a space robot, including mechatronics, electronics, and software, in-house.
GITAI employs an Agile development process where all engineers work side by side.
GITAI's S10 is characterized by its flexibility to meet various customer needs and a short lead time.
GITAI will add the 10m robotic arm, S10, to its product lineup alongside the previously announced 2m robotic arm, GITAI S2.