ORBES

Robotics for space filmmaking & inspection

[ORBES @ORBES_space]

On the one year anniversary of our first investment, a glimpse at ORBES history: our first 6 months

On a journey to build robots to film & maintain space infrastructure. From inside to outside our most ambitious structures.

To all who've touched this mission, thank you!

[ORBES @ORBES_space]

For first time, they also have iPhones to document from the inside.

At ORBES, we're building next generation of tools. Our multi-purpose space drones will enable new kinds of shots in and around spacecraft.

So all organizations can capture their mission and thrill the world.

[ORBES @ORBES_space]

We're so excited for the Artemis crew to take the new Earthrise photo.

58 years ago, Bill Anders turned his head to the window and exclaimed

"Oh my God, look at that picture over there! There's the Earth coming up. Wow, is that pretty!"

"You got a color film, Jim?"

[ORBES @ORBES_space]

They have brought three Nikon cameras:
Two D5s (one with a 14-24mm wide lens to capture the whole Moon, an another with 80-400mm zoom lens for the details) and a Nikon Z9 with a 35mm lens.

During the fly-by, they will dim the capsule lights to get the best picture.

[ORBES @ORBES_space]

@JeffBezos Congrats! Beautiful shot

[ORBES @ORBES_space]

Beautiful shot @blueorigin!

@ORBES_space is making this possible for all kinds of space missions. Reach out

[Jeff Bezos @JeffBezos]

What a view. From our new free flying camera — deployed on yesterday’s New Shepard mission. (The “bubble” is the seam between two 180 degree lenses.)