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During the demonstration, GITAI’s robots constructed a 5-meter communication tower, connected a communication antenna to the tower's apex, and verified energization of power cables.
GITAI's technologies were selected for DARPA's 10-Year Lunar Architecture (LunA-10) capability study in December 2023.
GITAI's demonstration of lunar infrastructure construction technology was the first of its kind.
GITAI successfully completed lunar environment testing for the major components of its in-house developed lunar Inchworm-type robotic arm in June 2023.
GITAI aims to reduce the cost of labor in space by 100 times.
GITAI aims to achieve Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 7 with its 1.5-meter-long autonomous dual robotic arm system (S2) currently undergoing tech-demo onboard the Space Station (ISS).
GITAI's robots can operate in a 1G environment, allowing for extensive testing before deployment in space.
GITAI’s demonstration utilized its Lunar Rover and three Inchworm robots equipped with grapple end-effectors.
KDDI provided specifications and insights for their mobile phone base station on Earth, while GITAI developed an optimized communication antenna for robotic construction.
GITAI collaborated with KDDI Corporation to establish a robust communications infrastructure on the moon by the late 2020s.
GITAI’s robots also detached the antenna and disassembled the communication tower to simulate maintenance operations for sustainable lunar city development.
GITAI operates in the business areas of on-orbit services and lunar infrastructure construction.
GITAI completed required NASA safety reviews for the S2 external tech demo in August 2023.
In 2021, GITAI completed a technology demonstration of its S1 autonomous space robot on the ISS.
GITAI aims to reduce the cost of labor in space by 100 times to provide a safe and affordable means of work in space.
The successful demonstration of the S2 system will be a major milestone for GITAI, confirming the technology's feasibility as a fully operational system in space.
GITAI passed NASA safety reviews in August 2023 as a requirement for the S2's external tech-demo expected in Q1 2024.
The S2 is GITAI's second demonstration mission onboard the ISS, following the successful technology demonstration of its S1 autonomous space robot in 2021.
GITAI USA Inc. has successfully delivered its 1.5-meter-long autonomous dual robotic arm system (S2) to the International Space Station aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket (NG-20).
The S2 robotic arm incorporates the same fundamental technology used in GITAI's Inchworm Robot and Lunar Rover.