Company
Building toward a civilization that grows into space.
Robotics, AI and energy are what make an abundant future possible, and building on the Moon and Mars is where that future gets tested. Rockets and robots take capital we don't have yet. Software doesn't. So we start where the robots learn: simulation, environments and training data for off-world construction.
Kittle Industries is called Industries because robotics is only one part of the plan: data first, then software, then construction itself.
The plan
The game collects skill. Software sells it. Construction uses it.
Earth pays the bills while the off-world market matures. NASA plans regular lunar landings from around 2031.
Proving ground
A free web game, validated simulation and early data access for design partners. Proves that people play, that the data trains policies, and that the physics matches measurements.
Skill layer
Dataset subscriptions, trained skill models licensed per machine, custom high-fidelity environments, a mission-planning tool, and a sim-to-real program on physical hardware.
Builders
Our own autonomous fleet: contract earthmoving on Earth first, then lunar site prep, landing pads, berms, regolith hauling and module assembly.
Team
Founder-led, software first.
Bret Kittle
Founder
Builds the game, the simulation, the physics validation and the training pipeline. Working toward a future where autonomous machines build what people need, on Earth and beyond it.
Contact
Talk to us.
Robotics and space teams interested in data or custom environments, investors, grant programs and press: email bretkittle@gmail.com.
Press: logos, colors and boilerplate are in the press kit.