The Inuit WindSled
It’s an innovative polar vehicle that combines Inuit tradition and technology. Unique in the world and powered by wind energy. Designed by Ramón Larramendi, its main goal is to support scientific expeditions in the most remote areas of Greenland and Antarctica in a sustainable, simple, resilient and cost-effective way.
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Opening the Route to the Ice Cap
Arriving in Upernavik The first days of May were a time of intense preparation. The team arrived in stages in Upernavik, the remote Arctic town that serves as the expedition's gateway to the ice. Sleds were assembled, equipment tested, and gear protected from the rain...
The 2026 North Greenland Windsled Expedition has begun — and it started with a milestone.
On May 1st, Ramón Larramendi, Jens Jacob Simonsen, and Bendt-Poul Jensen, together with a team of local Inuit hunters and fishermen, put the newest member of the Inuit Windsled Project to the test: the Hydrocopter. The first part of the team is already in Upernavik,...
TransGreenland Electric Challenge 2026
From April 14 to 21, 2026, the second expedition of the TransGreenland Electric Challenge took place in Qaleraliq. This phase focused on testing the performance of the electric snowmobile system, with special attention to technical trials related to load capacity,...
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started. Although it may seem hasty, Greenland’s weather conditions demand a perfect, meticulous, and well-planned logistics. Therefore, J.J. Simonsen, expedition captain and polar logistics leader, together with...


















