We work with scientists to support their polar research goals

 

Our mission is to expand human understanding of the Arctic and Antarctic by giving polar researchers access to high-tech, safe, and efficient observation tools. 

 

 
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FrostyBoy

Developed by Polar Research Equipment to operate on hard or soft surfaces, FrostyBoy has extremely low ground pressure, well below even a human on skis. An articulated front axle maintains traction during turns, and allows for some adaptability on uneven terrain. FrostyBoy was used in the successful recovery of engine components from Air France flight 66.

Autonomous polar observation expands horizons.

 

Whether it's looking for meteorites, revealing the history of Antarctica, or mapping stress fields to understand glacial flow, Polar Research Equipment is here to provide unique solutions to polar observation challenges.

 

 
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Joshua Elliott
Partner

Electrical Engineering and Operations

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Austin Lines
Partner

Mechanical Engineering and Logistics


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