Astrobotic Technology

Astrobotic Technology develops and operates lunar landers and rovers for payload delivery and extended lunar surface operations. The company produces the Peregrine small-class lander and the Griffin medium-class lander, capable of delivering up to 625 kilograms of payload to the lunar surface. Astrobotic manufactures the CubeRover and MoonRanger modular rover platforms for autonomous exploration and payload transport. The company operates LunaGrid, a commercial power service providing electrical infrastructure to lunar surface assets. Astrobotic maintains suborbital vertical takeoff and vertical landing capabilities through the Xodiac testbed and the Xogdor reusable rocket platform, operated from Mojave, California facilities for engine validation, flight software verification, and hypersonic systems testing.

Astrobotic holds contracts under NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services program and serves government customers including the U.S. Air Force and Air Force Research Laboratory. The company provides integrated mission design, payload integration, and surface operations support. Astrobotic acquired Masten Space Systems in 2022, adding precision vertical landing technology, propulsion testing infrastructure, and 3D-printed rocket engine capabilities to its portfolio. Headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania houses the Mission Control Center and integration facilities. The company operates as a private entity focused on establishing reliable, recurring access to the lunar surface for scientific, commercial, and defense applications.