DEVELOPMENT STUDIO // EARTH + BEYOND

AMBITION
IN MOTION.

We build bold, useful things at the edge of robotics, space, and science.

EXPLORE THE MISSIONS
Original pixel art of two humanoid robots unpacking supply crates on the Moon
MISSION 03 LUNAR LOGISTICS // CONCEPT

TWO TRAITS.
ONE DIRECTION.

Our name is a compass—not a costume. It points to the balance behind every difficult build.

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EXECUTION MODE

STRATT

Relentlessly mission-driven. Clear-eyed about the goal. Focused on the next executable step—and the one after that.

  • DECIDE WITH INTENT
  • SHIP WHAT MATTERS
  • MOVE THE MISSION
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DISCOVERY MODE

GRACE

Teacher and scientist. A reluctant hero who is scared and brave at the same time—curious enough to keep learning anyway.

  • QUESTION THE OBVIOUS
  • TEACH WHAT YOU LEARN
  • BE BRAVE WHILE AFRAID

ORIGIN NOTE // The name is inspired only by these character traits. Stratt & Grace is an independent development studio and is not themed around, affiliated with, or depicting Project Hail Mary, its book, or its film. All visuals and project concepts here are original.

PROJECT
HORIZONS

Concepts from the near edge of possible. Each starts with a useful question and ends with something we can test.

Original pixel art of a contemporary humanoid robot in a robotics development lab
● SYSTEMS ONLINE

MISSION 01

THE USEFUL HUMANOID

Exploring the software, tools, and workflows that turn general-purpose robots into dependable teammates.

ROBOTICSAUTONOMYHUMAN FACTORS
Original pixel art of a luminous solar-sail spacecraft in deep space
◆ EARLY CONCEPT

MISSION 02

LIGHTSHIP

A visual exploration of elegant, low-mass systems powered by sunlight and patient engineering.

SPACESOLAR SAIL
Original pixel art of humanoid robots unloading rugged crates on the Moon
◆ FIELD STUDY

MISSION 03

LUNAR LOGISTICS

How might robotic crews receive, unpack, and stage supplies before humans arrive?

MOONLOGISTICS

FOLLOW THE
SIGNAL.

Occasional field notes from projects in motion. No launch theater. Just useful observations and what we learned.