THE PEOPLE WHO BUILD TO ASSIST COMMUNITIES

Team

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CEO

Danez Medina

 Medina engineered and designed the core framework for the Automated Collection and Transport Robot (ACTR), leading the technology through field testing, strategic accelerator partnerships, and early industry showcases
Environmental Engineer

Inaki Ruiz

Inaki has been advising and growing the awareness of waste management around the world. With being a leader in Nature Herald non-profit and a recent employee of Tesla environmental divisionary team. He guides Astrel to a better understanding in environmental stability.

Prototype to Reality, ACTR

ACTR started as a question: why does debris collection on ranges and job sites still rely on someone walking the ground by hand? The prototypes focused on one thing, a chassis that could hold its own line on loose, uneven terrain while vacuuming reliably. Everything since has been about teaching it where to look.
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Concept

Chassis and intake design proven on bench tests.

Prototype

First tracked unit navigating mixed terrain.

Field testing

Extended runs on active range and debris sites.

Production

Same-week deployment now available.