Astrobotic

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States · Space · Planetary economy / Landers, rovers & surface transport · Private · founded 2007 · www.astrobotic.com

Astrobotic builds and operates lunar landers, including Peregrine and Griffin-1, to deliver NASA and commercial payloads to the Moon.

Positioning

Astrobotic is a US lunar-logistics company (now a Voyager subsidiary after a July 2026 acquisition of up to $300M) with >$600M in cumulative NASA and DoD contracts, whose Peregrine-1 became America's first commercial lunar lander in space in January 2024 (a propellant anomaly prevented landing). It continues the Griffin lander plus lunar power infrastructure (LunaGrid) and rovers, and won two new CLPS task orders in June 2026 (Peregrine-2 and Peregrine-3 to the Gruithuisen Domes by end-2028), NASA's confidence restatement after the Peregrine-1 failure. Its IP is being consolidated into Voyager's Moon Base strategic initiative.

Latest signals

  • HPE plans to send its Spaceborne Computer 4 to the Moon by year-end 2026.ZDNet Korea
  • Griffin-1 lunar lander is ready for launch to the MoonHeise
  • Astrobotic reported divided member views on the FCC’s ban on new foreign-produced mobile robots.The Robot Report
  • Astrobotic secured two NASA CLPS lunar-landing missions worth $297.9 million.sorae
  • Astrobotic’s lunar operations business was renamed Voyager Lunar Systems under Voyager Technologies.Astrobotic

67 signals name Astrobotic. Members see all of them, filtered by topic, source and date.

Facts, with sources

  • Moon Base task-order missions scheduled to launch in 2028 and deliver NASA payloads to Gruithuisen DomesDeployment · Astrobotic
  • Moon Base task-order missions scheduled to launch in 2028 to the Gruithuisen DomesDeployment · Astrobotic
  • Moon Base task-order missions scheduled for 2028 to deliver three NASA-sponsored payloads on PeregrineContract · Astrobotic
  • Moon Base task order missions to deliver three NASA-sponsored payloads to the Gruithuisen DomesContract · Astrobotic

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Scores, Space (of 10)

Deployment8
Production4
Commercials7
Progress9
Technology6
Positioning6
Firepower8
Leverage6

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

Peers in Landers, rovers & surface transport

13Firefly Aerospace · 82.515Intuitive Machines · 8253Lunar Outpost · 72.571Astrolab · 68

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Questions this page answers

What does Astrobotic do?

Astrobotic builds and operates lunar landers, including Peregrine and Griffin-1, to deliver NASA and commercial payloads to the Moon. Astrobotic is a US lunar-logistics company (now a Voyager subsidiary after a July 2026 acquisition of up to $300M) with >$600M in cumulative NASA and DoD contracts, whose Peregrine-1 became America's first commercial lunar lander in space in January 2024 (a propellant anomaly prevented landing). It continues the Griffin lander plus lunar power infrastructure (LunaGrid) and rovers, and won two new

Where does Astrobotic rank in space?

Astrobotic ranks 73 of 100 on the Space 100 (November 2026 edition) with a score of 68 out of 100, in Landers, rovers & surface transport (Planetary economy). Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

Who are Astrobotic's peers in Landers, rovers & surface transport?

Firefly Aerospace (rank 13), Intuitive Machines (rank 15), Lunar Outpost (rank 53), Astrolab (rank 71).

Where is Astrobotic based and when was it founded?

Astrobotic is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. Founded 2007. Stage: Private.

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