US EditionThe Tech Tracked Vehicle that Defies the Ice Is Born
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The contract includes a value of US$17 million, according to the company. "Panther XL" is manufactured at the Granby plant in Canada and was designed specifically for use in Antarctica in collaboration with the Polar Institute. "The Antarctic requires cutting-edge technology," said Klaus Tonhäuser, President of Prinoth. The vehicles will be used for the transport of modules to the new station during the short Antarctic summer season. The journey…
The ten caterpillar transporters are to modernise the Troll research station in Antarctica. The first three machines are to be delivered before Christmas
Milan, 22 Jul. (askanews) - The best of Italian technology lands at the Antarctic Polar Circle. It is a perfect synthesis between a work crawler and a beating tracker, equipped with the most advanced technologies, Panther XL, the vehicle created ad hoc for the most difficult environment in the world. It was conceived and built by the South Tyrolean company Prinoth of the HTI group, and has recently landed at the South Pole to support the Norwegi…
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