SECTION 31
Original Sec Unit concept standing watch beside a lunar expedition crew
SECTION 31 / ROBOTIC FLEET OPERATIONS

Robots.
Deployed.

Existing robots. Extraordinary assignments.
From Earth operations to a future in space.

Meet the fleet
SECTION 31 / FUTURE VISION · CONCEPT ART
HUMAN PRESENCE. ROBOTIC SCALE.

Scout ahead.
Protect the crew.
Get the work done.

Section 31 is building a fleet operations platform around robots from existing manufacturers. We bring the hardware, software, design partners, and human teams together to get useful work done. Earth is the starting point. Space is the destination.

01 / THE STARTING POINT

The robots exist.
Put them to work.

Source proven platforms. Adapt them with design partners. Integrate tools and workflows. Operate alongside real teams, including analog mission crews.

LIVE INTERACTION REAL-WORLD LEARNING
THE SECTION 31 PORTFOLIO

Different roles.
One coordinated fleet.

For analog missions, habitat teams, researchers, and field operators. Start with an assignment: inspection rounds, route surveys, equipment handling, or resupply.

Crew Unit future operations concept
01 / CREW UNIT

Keep the operation moving.

Equipment handling, experiment support, inspection rounds, and day-to-day field operations.

Discuss a pilot
Sec Unit future operations concept
02 / SEC UNIT

Protect the operation.

Patrol, situational awareness, anomaly investigation, crew escort, and emergency support.

Discuss a pilot
Scout Unit future operations concept
03 / SCOUT UNIT

Go ahead of the crew.

Route assessment, site surveys, mapping, and remote observation in unfamiliar environments.

Discuss a pilot
Work Unit future operations concept
04 / WORK UNIT

Build what comes next.

Material handling, infrastructure assembly, maintenance, and construction support.

Discuss a pilot
Cargo Unit future operations concept
05 / CARGO UNIT

Keep everything connected.

Equipment transport, resupply, and logistics between teams, facilities, and future outposts.

Discuss a pilot

Service lines in development. Unit names describe operational roles across third-party robot platforms; images illustrate future ambitions.

HOW A PILOT TAKES SHAPE

Your assignment.
A practical path forward.

01 / DEFINE

Discuss the assignment

Set the task, location, operating conditions, and what a useful result looks like.

02 / SELECT

Match the platform

Assess suitable robot bodies, tools, and manufacturer capabilities against the task.

03 / PREPARE

Integrate & rehearse

Plan workflows, human supervision, interfaces, and testing with the team.

04 / EVALUATE

Run & learn

Agree the pilot scope, measure results, and identify what to improve.

Section 31 coordinates platform selection, integration, and the operating plan. Together we agree hardware sourcing, on-site staffing, training, support, and responsibilities before a pilot.

Discuss a pilot deployment
02 / A FUTURE WORTH BUILDING

Picture the
possibilities.

BUILD

Establish the outpost.

Prepare sites. Move materials. Assemble the essentials.

EXPLORE

A little further than before.

Inspect, discover, and extend the crew’s reach.

PROTECT

Keep the crew informed.

Survey surroundings. Identify hazards. Support the response.

Future visions · AI-generated concept imagery, not photographs of deployed Section 31 systems.

03 / MANY BODIES. ONE SHARED PURPOSE.

The right body.
For the assignment.

01

Humanoid

Equipment & operations
02

Quadruped

Scout & inspect
03

Rover

Carry & explore
04

Drone

See further
05

Manipulator

Handle & build

We aim to integrate platforms from multiple manufacturers, selected for the task. These are illustrative bodies, not a proprietary hardware catalogue. Aerial drones need suitable atmosphere; orbital work needs purpose-built free-flyers.

Original Sec Unit concept at a lunar outpost
04 / OPERATIONAL PRESENCE

Aware.
Capable.
On your side.

Built toward clear communication and decisive, useful support.

Human–robot experience with Antroph
05 / A HORIZON THAT KEEPS EXPANDING

Here is only
the beginning.

Earth field research concept01 / EARTHInteract. Evaluate. Improve.Orbital station concept02 / ORBITExtend human reach.Lunar infrastructure concept03 / BEYONDBuild a lasting presence.

Earth operations first. Space deployment requires adapted hardware, qualification, and launch and mission partners. Proprietary systems come later, informed by work in the field.

DESIGN PARTNER

Antroph

The interface between crew and unit.

Meet the partnership
THE NEXT CHAPTER NEEDS A CREW

Let’s go
further. Together.

Build with us Back the vision