A deep-tech venture delivering aerospace data, unmanned aerial systems, and robotics training from Davao for the emerging Philippine aerospace sector.
Where the name came from, and why we kept both meanings.
Our mark holds both stories at once: an orbital ring tracing a satellite path around the silhouette of Mt. Apo, with archipelago dots anchoring it to Mindanao soil.
The NASA space station that launched in 1973 and returned to Earth in 1979. It carried the first generation of orbital science. It is the SkyLab the world remembers.
Today, it is also the Philippines' first satellite launch site coming to Mati City. The country's first undergraduate aerospace programme at Ateneo de Davao. The DOST-backed ADDVentures incubator for aerospace and robotics. This is the sector we are building for.
In rural Mindanao, a skylab is a motorcycle. A single motorbike fitted with wooden planks bolted across its frame, extending like wings, carrying ten or thirteen people along roads no four-wheeled vehicle could pass.
It carries farmers to market, students to school, nurses to remote barangays, relief goods through flood. Ingenuity under constraint. Built and kept running by local hands. This is the culture we are building from.
Three professional service lines, each delivered by a dedicated team with a documented quality assurance process.
A licensed mechanical engineer and a development data scientist, building a deep-tech venture for the place they are from.
Mechanical Engineer · PRC Licensed
Leads unmanned aerial systems operations, mechatronics prototyping, computer-aided design and manufacturing services, equipment management, and field delivery. Responsible for the venture's day-to-day operational function, including safety, quality assurance, and client delivery management.
Data Science · Econometrics · Applied Mathematics
Brings ten peer-reviewed publications, research on innovation geography in the Philippine archipelago, and over fifteen years of national science, technology, and innovation policy experience. Co-pioneer of the award-winning GRIND Programme; recipient of the Presidential Lingkod Bayan Award.
If your work touches aerospace, geospatial intelligence, drone services, robotics, environmental monitoring, agribusiness, regional development, or technical workforce building in Mindanao, we would welcome a conversation.