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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POLAR ZERO PROJECTS
Reinventing and pushing the boundaries of zero exploration
Inuit Windsled Antarctic Expeditions
Inuit Windsled Greenland Expeditions
TransGreenland Electric Challenge
Greenland Quimusseq Patrol
Coming Soon – Next Expeditions
From October 18th, 2026 to February 2027
Spanish Transantartic Windsled Expedition
TransGreenland Electric Challenge 2027
A New Era of Polar Exploration Begins
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GREENLAND
Antarctica
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Operation Novo: delayed arrival at the WindSled
The Windsled Antarctica 2026–2027 scientific expedition officially begins its journey to the White Continent this Monday, October 26, following a week of equipment preparations in South Africa. Led by polar explorer Ramón Larramendi, the team is about to embark on one...
Countdown to departure: luggage for Antarctica is on its way
The countdown to departure, next Sunday, October 18, is on. The Windsled team has spent weeks preparing the cargo that will be needed for an expedition set to become a scientific milestone, as well as a geographical and, above all, a human one. There are countless...
The Antarctic WindSled Expedition triumphs in its presentation
The official presentation of the Windsled Antarctica 2026–2027 Expedition marks the beginning of a new chapter in Spanish polar science. The official presentation of the Windsled Antarctica 2026–2027 Expedition was a great success. Even before the event began, extra...
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 Completed: A New Milestone in Autonomous Polar Logistics
The North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has successfully concluded after several weeks of operations on the Greenland Ice Cap. Led by polar explorer Ramón Larramendi, the international team included Antonio Mangia, Jens Jacob "JJ" Simonsen, Bendt-Poul Jensen,...
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