Astrobotic Technology
Develops lunar landers, rovers, surface power systems, and reusable suborbital rockets for payload delivery and infrastructure on the Moon
Astrobotic Technology designs and manufactures lunar landers, rovers, surface power systems, and reusable suborbital rockets. The company operates the Peregrine small-class lander with 120 kg capacity and the Griffin medium-class lander carrying up to 625 kg. Peregrine Mission One launched in January 2024 as the first U.S. commercial lunar lander to operate in space. Griffin-1 targets a landing at the lunar south pole with a launch window opening in July 2026.
Surface mobility products include the CubeRover modular lunar vehicle. LunaGrid is a commercial power service for lunar surface assets, with a demonstration mission designed to deploy 500 meters of cable and transmit 1 kilowatt of power on the Moon. The company also operates the Xodiac and Xogdor reusable VTVL rocket platforms for suborbital flight testing. Founded in 2007 as a Carnegie Mellon spinout, Astrobotic has secured over $600 million in NASA, DoD, and commercial contracts and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Develops space robotic systems for in-orbit servicing, satellite assembly, and lunar infrastructure construction
Builds lunar rovers and robotic infrastructure for surface mobility, prospecting, and crew transport on the Moon and Mars
Designs and operates lunar landers, data relay satellites, and infrastructure services to commercialize access to the Moon