We don't just build products โ we push the boundaries of what robotic systems can do. Our R&D programme tackles frontier challenges in locomotion, autonomy, additive manufacturing, and human-robot interaction.
Drawing from nature's most capable climbers and walkers โ cockatoos, spiders, primates โ to design robots that move through unstructured, vertical, and hostile environments where wheeled and tracked systems fail.
Mobile 3D printing using in-situ resource utilisation. Building structures from locally sourced materials โ sand, earth, waste products, lunar regolith โ eliminating supply chain dependencies and carbon-intensive processes.
State estimation, Kalman filtering for legged systems, digital plan execution, and self-guided construction sequencing. Building robots that can make decisions in real-time without constant human intervention.
Designing for vacuum, radiation, temperature extremes, and reduced gravity. Compact folding frames rated for space transit. The same principles that solve lunar construction also solve remote terrestrial challenges.
A six-legged autonomous robot that combines bio-inspired locomotion with 3D printing to construct buildings using locally sourced materials. Developed in partnership with Earthbuilt Technology and backed by the NSW Government via SmartSat CRC's $700K grant programme.
Have a robotics challenge that existing solutions can't solve? We work with industry partners to co-develop robotic systems for the toughest operational environments.
We partner with universities, space agencies, and research organisations on collaborative projects at the frontier of robotics and autonomous systems.