ASTROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY INC

Pittsburgh, PA · Aerospace · Private

Autonomous cislunar space domain awareness payload platform that processes optical imagery to detect and track resident space objects

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Sector
Aerospace
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Total capital
$589M
Federal grants
$27.7M
32 awards · 2015–2026
Rank in peer group#6 of 89
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
$562M
80 awards · NASA, Defense
Rank in Aerospace#10 of 1335
Granted patents
4
9 pending · first 2023
Rank in peer group#18 of 89

Capital timeline

20082012201620202024FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $589M2008: $97K across 1 contract2010: $700K across 3 contracts2011: $1.3M across 2 contracts2012: $225K across 2 contracts2013: $124K across 1 contract2014: $861K across 2 contracts2015: $375K across 3 grants2016: $1.2M across 1 contract2017: $125K across 1 contract2018: $124K across 1 grant · $1.2M across 2 contracts2019: $116M across 6 contracts$116M2020: $750K across 1 grant · $318M across 6 contracts$319M2021: $793K across 2 grants · $17.3M across 9 contracts$18.1M2022: $6.3M across 5 grants · $6.4M across 4 contracts2023: $1.9M across 2 grants · $17M across 12 contracts$18.8M2024: $4.4M across 10 grants · $8.5M across 13 contracts2025: $11.5M across 6 grants · $27.6M across 10 contracts$39.1M2026: $1.7M across 2 grants · $44.2M across 5 contracts$45.9M
20082012201620202024FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $589M2008: $97K across 1 contract2010: $700K across 3 contracts2011: $1.3M across 2 contracts2012: $225K across 2 contracts2013: $124K across 1 contract2014: $861K across 2 contracts2015: $375K across 3 grants2016: $1.2M across 1 contract2017: $125K across 1 contract2018: $124K across 1 grant · $1.2M across 2 contracts2019: $116M across 6 contracts$116M2020: $750K across 1 grant · $318M across 6 contracts$319M2021: $793K across 2 grants · $17.3M across 9 contracts2022: $6.3M across 5 grants · $6.4M across 4 contracts2023: $1.9M across 2 grants · $17M across 12 contracts2024: $4.4M across 10 grants · $8.5M across 13 contracts2025: $11.5M across 6 grants · $27.6M across 10 contracts$39.1M2026: $1.7M across 2 grants · $44.2M across 5 contracts$45.9M

Latest events

  • Federal contractNASA · T9.03-1004 Rastr A" Ultra-fast Smart LIDAR Sensor For Terrain Mapping$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · Finalize The Mission Design, Execute Long Lead Procurements To Support The Aggressive Schedule, And Deliver All Base Milestones And Products.$20.7M
  • Federal contractNASA · Finalize The Mission Design, Execute Long Lead Procurements To Support The Aggressive Schedule, And Deliver All Base Milestones And Products.$20.7M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · T9.03-1004 Rastr A" Ultra-fast Smart LIDAR Sensor For Terrain Mapping$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase III Vertical Solar Array Technology (vsat) And Lunaray Testing$1.1M
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase II - Asics - Adaptable, Scalable, Intelligent Computing For Space$840K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · SBIR Phase II - Asics - Adaptable, Scalable, Intelligent Computing For Space$840K
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  • Federal contractDefense · Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (shield) Initial Order.$500
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase III Xodiac-c Vehicle Enhancements$1.6M
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase III Xogdor Vehicle Enhancements$14M
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase I Clavius-s: Lunar Surface Sensor Payload For Orbital Object Detection$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Phase II Seq 80NSSC25C0435 Lasernav - Lidar-based Dark Navigation For Safe And Precise Lunar Landing$4M
  • Federal contractNASA · Phase II Seq 80NSSC25C0435 Lasernav - Lidar-based Dark Navigation For Safe And Precise Lunar Landing$4M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · SBIR Phase I Clavius-s: Lunar Surface Sensor Payload For Orbital Object Detection$150K
  • Federal contractDefense · SBIR II Research And Development$1.9M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · SBIR II Research And Development$1.9M
  • Federal contractNASA · CX-1 Clps Trade Study Mid-sized Lander Capability Assessment Astrobotic Base Award$588K
  • Federal contractDefense · F2D-14761 Astrobotic Technology Inc. The Objective Of The Phase II Scope Is To Demonstrate Propulsion Capabilities (e.g., Thrust, Throttling, Isp) Necessary To Perform The Drm And Advance The Overall System To A Point Where The Integrated Solution.$3M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · F2D-14761 Astrobotic Technology Inc. The Objective Of The Phase II Scope Is To Demonstrate Propulsion Capabilities (e.g., Thrust, Throttling, Isp) Necessary To Perform The Drm And Advance The Overall System To A Point Where The Integrated Solution.$3M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Phase II SBIR - Extra Large Vertical Solar Array Technology (vsat-xl)$850K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · SBIR Ccrpp - Cuberover For Lunar Science And Exploration$1.6M
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Ccrpp - Cuberover For Lunar Science And Exploration$1.6M
  • Federal contractNASA · Phase II SBIR - Extra Large Vertical Solar Array Technology (vsat-xl)$850K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · SBIR Phase II Ignite - Photon Counting Sensor For In-space Debris Detection$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase II Ignite - Photon Counting Sensor For In-space Debris Detection$850K
  • Federal contractDefense · Mobile Modular Payload Processing Demonstrator$3.2M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · FY24 SBIR Phase I- Rastr Ultra-fast Smart LIDAR Sensor For Terrain Mapping$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · FY24 SBIR Phase I- Asics Adaptable, Scalable, Intelligent Computing For Space$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase I- Asics Adaptable, Scalable, Intelligent Computing For Space$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase I- Rastr Ultra-fast Smart LIDAR Sensor For Terrain Mapping$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase I- Extra Large Vertical Solar Array Technology (vsat-xl)$148K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · FY24 SBIR Phase I- Extra Large Vertical Solar Array Technology (vsat-xl)$148K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · FY24 SBIR Phase II - Floatinator: A Low Gravity Simulator To Study Plume-surface Interactions$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase II - Floatinator: A Low Gravity Simulator To Study Plume-surface Interactions$850K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · FY24 SBIR Phase II - Low Mass, High Voltage Cables For Long Distance Lunar Power Distribution$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase II - Low Mass, High Voltage Cables For Long Distance Lunar Power Distribution$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · NASA Flight Opportunities Techrise 2023-2024 Education Student Competition, 30 Payloads, Mid Dated July 5, 2023.$968K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Design And Test Rocket Engines$190K
  • Federal contractDefense · Design And Test Rocket Engines$190K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Hover Vehicle-reusable Rocket$190K
  • Federal contractDefense · Hover Vehicle-reusable Rocket$190K
  • Federal contractNASA · Minimum Guaranteed$25K
  • Federal contractNASA · Photon Counting Sensor For In-space Debris Detection$149K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Photon Counting Sensor For In-space Debris Detection$149K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · STTR Phase II - Efficient Distributed State Estimation For Swarm Robotics$849K
  • Federal contractNASA · STTR Phase II - Efficient Distributed State Estimation For Swarm Robotics$849K
  • Federal contractNASA · Flight Testing And Maturation Of The Touchand- Go (tag) Guidance System (tgs) For Small-body And Interplanetary Sample Collection$787K
  • Federal contractNASA · E014042 STTR Phase II Low-energy Additive Construction For The Moon And Mars$749K
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase I - Floatinator: A Low Gravity Simulator To Study Plume-surface Interactions$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase I - Combined High-speed, Thermal, And Event Camera Imaging Sensor For Plume-surface Interactions$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Low Mass, High Voltage Cables for Long Distance Lunar Power Distribution$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · #S3.06-3881 Entitled Surviving The Lunar Night Using Metal Oxidation Warming Systems$47K
  • Federal contractNASA · Rotating Detonation Engine Novel Injector Design$850K
  • Federal contractNASA · N/A$149K
  • Federal contractNASA · E014042 SBIR Phase 1 Rotating Detonation Engine Novel Injector Design$100K
  • Federal contractNASA · Metal Oxidation Warming System Fuel Cell Development And Testing$3.1M
  • Federal contractNASA · Flight Demonstration Of A Reusable Suborbital Vehicle For Terrestrial Testing Of Landing Technologies$7.3M
  • Federal contractNASA · Flight And Payload Integration Services$1.8M
  • Federal contractNASA · Novation Of 80AFRC21F0024 To 80AFRC23FA062 - Techleap Lunar Surface Test Field Validation Flight$1.7M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Clavius: Cis-Lunar Automated Vision-based Identification of Unknown Satellites$1.7M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Lunar Night Survival and Long-Range Communications for Distributed Robotics Assets.$5M
  • Federal contractNASA · EO14042 - SBIR Phase II Sequential - Lunar Night Survival And Long-range Communications For Distributed Robotics Assets.$5M
  • Federal contractNASA · Payload-to-lander Integration Process, Payload Handling And Offloading For Learning How To Design Autonomy System Integration With Commercial Lunar Payload Services. Guidance On The Control System Leverage And Ingest Relevant Sensor Data$475K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Brick Ubiquitous and Itinerant Lunar Deposition System$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Efficient Distributed State Estimation for Swarm Robotics$150K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Quiver: Quantitative Integration of Vision-Enabled RPOD$249K
  • Federal contractNASA · E014042 SBIR Phase II Real-time Hazard Detection Via Deep Learning$750K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · LiDAR-based Navigation and Mapping for Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, Docking$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · Wireless Charger Engineering Modules$151K
  • Federal contractDefense · Astrobotic Technology Incorporated, Space Pitch Day 2021$1.7M
  • Federal contractNASA · Design, Prototype, And Test Lunar Vertical Solar Array Technology (lvsat), A Solar Panel System Designed To Provide 10 Kilowatts Of Electrical Power And Be Robotically Deployable At The South Pole Of The Lunar Surface.$6.6M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · High Power Near-Field Wireless Transfer for Dust Intensive Applications$743K
  • Federal contractNASA · Ot High Power Near-field Wireless Transfer For Dust Intensive Applications$1.1M
  • Federal contractNASA · Ultra-fast Proximity Charging For Critical Space Applications. Wibotic, Bosch, The University Of Washington, NASA Glenn Will Develop A Space Qualified Proximity Charging Product Line To Support A Variety Of Future Commercial And Government Missions$5.6M
  • Federal contractNASA · Lidar-based Navigation And Mapping For Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, Docking$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Real-time Hazard Detection Via Deep Learning$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Isru Pilot Excavator$1.2M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · RetiNav: Event-based Relative Navigation$50K
  • Federal contractDefense · Skymage: Lunar Positioning And Navigation Network$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Development Of Core Systems Engineering Documents & Avionics Hardware Architecture For The Isru Pilot Excavator Payload.$109K
  • Federal contractNASA · Early Career Initiative In Partnership With Lunar Thermal Regulation For Mission Sustainability (lunar Thermis)$350K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Ultra-Compact Standalone Visual Relative Navigation$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · High Power Near-field Wireless Transfer For Dust Intensive Applications$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Under-rover Ultra-wide Band Non-contact Ground Penetrating RADAR Antenna$1.1M
  • Federal contractNASA · Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (viper) Delivery$314M
  • Federal contractNASA · This Statement Of Work Furthers The Development Of A Commercial Lunar Rover Called Cuberover, Specifically By Maturing The Payload Interfaces And Increasing The Capabilities Such As Solar Recharging, A More Cost Effective Drivetrain.$2M
  • Federal contractNASA · Co-localization For Planetary Rover Teams$746K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Contractor Shall Fabricate Long Lead Hardware For Primary Moonranger Components, Create Mission Plan, Revise Architectures For Navigation And Autonomy, Release Beta Version Of Mission Navigation And Autonomy Software Modules.$8M
  • Federal contractNASA · Under-rover Ultra-wide Band Non-contact Ground Penetrating RADAR Antenna$124K
  • Federal contractNASA · Ultra Low Swap Relative Navigation$123K
  • Federal contractNASA · Enhanced Landing And Mobility Study$50K
  • Federal contractNASA · Lunar Surface Transportation Services - Nasa-provided Lunar Payload (nplp) Delivery$100M
  • Federal contractNASA · Work Delivers A Trl 9 Terrain Relative Navigation And Visual Velocimetry Sensor Trn Sensor Product By Demonstrating The Trn Sensor Operation On A Lunar Lander Mission. Specifically The Works Seeks To Develop A Commercial Terrain Relative Navigation (trn) System For Lunar And Planetary Landers. This System Consists Of A High Performance Stand-alone Trn And Visual Velocimetry Vv Sensor Or Trn Sensor And Two Critical Tools Needed To Provide Trn As A Multi-mission Commercial Product: A Fast, High F$8M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Software Defined Reliability for Low Cost Digital Signal Processors on Small Spacecraft$124K
  • Federal contractNASA · Cooperative Robots Can Explore The Surface Of Planets With Higher Efficiency And Lower Mission Risk, Perform Novel And Precise Resource And Science Surveys, And Gather And Share Resources And Information With Other Assets To Bring Planetary Exploration. In Order To Work Together More Efficiently And Effectively, Robots Must Understand Their Location Relative To Their Peers, Which Is Challenged In Planetary Exploration By The Fact That These Environments Lack Global Positioning Systems To Enable $125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Cuberover Is A Robust Miniaturized Rover For Built For Lunar Science And Exploration. With Its 2-KG Mass, The Robot Would Be The Smallest (and Likely The Least Costly) Planetary Rover Ever Deployed. Cuberover S Mobility, Power And Sensing Enable 0.5 Km Traverses, Or Greater, Even Over Challenging Lunar Terrain. The Rover Is Based On A Highly-integrated Single Board Computer (rover-on-a-board) With Reliable Flight Software, Has Integrated Lander Stowage And Deployment Capability, And Uses Wifi Fo$1.1M
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf The Proposed Innovation Is A Lunar Cuberover Specialized As A 2 Kg Payload To Evaluate Lander Ejecta And To Characterize Small-rover Trafficability. This Cuberover And Its Roles Are Specific To The Rfp Though Broadly More General And Impactful For Exploration Enterprise. The Proposal Offers The Prospect For Standardization, Democratization And Broad Applicability Of Cuberover Analogous To The Way That Cubesats Transformed The Domain Of Earth Orbit And Smallsat Enterprise. For The S$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Recurring Slope Linae (rsl), Such As Those In Newton Crater On Mars, Methane Plumes In Hazardous Martian Terrain, And Water Ice Discovered During The Lcross Experiment In The Moon?s Permanently Shadowed Cabeus Crater Drive The Need For A New Generation Of Robotic Explorers That Access, Probe, Extract, And Return Resources From Extreme Terrains. These Robots Must Possess Sufficient System-level Autonomy To Operate Without Human Guidance Due To Latency Constraints Over Vast Distances$1.2M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Perception and Navigation for Exploration of Shadowed Domains$125K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Long-Range Terrain Characterization for Productive Regolith Excavation$125K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Subsurface Prospecting by Planetary Drones$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Advances In Computer-aided Mission Planning Can Enhance Mission Operations And Science Return For Surface Missions To Mars, The Moon, And Beyond. While The Innovations Envisioned By This Program Are Broadly Applicable, They Serve An Immediate And Urgent Need For Missions To Prospect For Volatiles At The Lunar Poles (i.e., The NASA Lunar Resource Prospector Mission, Currently In Phase A). These Missions Must Be Rapid And Precise, Covering Multiple Kilometers In Approximately 10-12 E$737K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Future NASA And Commercial Missions Will Increasingly Target Destinations With Challenging Topography And Limited Communication Including Unmapped Asteroids, Comets, And Outer Planet Moons; Surface Rendezvous Sites For Sample Return; And Challenging Sites Like Polar Peaks, Crater Rims, And Skylights On Mars And The Moon. Given The Hazards Of Exploring These Destinations, Robotic Landers Will Most Likely Precede Human Mission, As They Can Significantly Cut Mass, Size And Cost Relativ$124K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Discovery Of Frozen Volatiles At The Lunar Poles Is Transformative To Space Exploration. In-situ Resources Will Provide Fuel To Support Far-reaching Exploration And Enable Commercial Endeavors. While Satellite Data Supports Presence Of Polar Ice, Driving And Drilling Must Confirm Presence, Determine Composition, And Measure Distribution. Ice Exists Primarily In The Dark And Cold Of Polar Craters. Current Planetary Rover Planning Technologies Are Not Designed For These Environments A$124K
  • Federal contractNASA · Clin 1.5 Preliminary Design Checkpoint$100K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Proposed Innovation Is A Heterogeneous Multi-robot Team Developed As A Platform For Effective Subsurface Planetary Exploration. State-of-art Robotic Exploration Is Based On Single-robot Systems With Human Controllers Augmented By Limited Automation. This System Requires Near-constant Communication And A Single Failure Results In The End Of The Mission. A Multi-robot System Offers More Efficient Execution Of Mission Tasks, Such As Exploration And Mapping. The Robotic Team Can Re-configure In $125K
  • Federal contractNASA · A Scalable Gravity Offload Device Simulates Reduced Gravity For The Testing Of Various Surface System Elements Such As Mobile Robots, Excavators, Habitats, And Deployables In A Relevant Environment. The Device Is Capable Of Simulating Reduced Gravity Over An Arbitrary Terrain Including Such Features As Slopes, Obstacles, And Varying Surface Concavity. The Device Consists Of A Linear Movement System, A 2 Degree-of-freedom Manipulator, A Passive Force Application Mechanism, And A Position Tracking$599K
  • Federal contractNASA · Lightweight Robotic Excavators Address The Need For Machines That Dig, Collect, Transport And Dump Lunar Soil. Robust And Productive Small Robots Enable Mining Rich And Accessible Deposits Of Ice And Other Volatiles Buried Near Craters At The Lunar Poles, Delivering Resources To Produce Propellant, And Thus Making Space Exploration Sustainable. Lightweight Excavators Bridge The Gap Between Prospecting And Full-scale Isru. A Lightweight Robot Is Proposed That Excavates And Delivers Regolith Wit$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · Ildd Clin No. 1 Task Order- Critical Component Demonstration$500K
  • Federal contractNASA · Robust, Lightweight, Power-efficient Excavation Robots Are Missionenablers For Lunar Outposts And Surface Systems. Lunar Excavators Of Thistype Cost-effectively Utilize Native Materials For Both Outpostpreparation And In-situ Resource Utilization. They Address The Need For Implements That Dig, Collect, Transport, And Dump Lunar Soil. Past Prototypes, While Providing Valuable Insights, Have Either Been Too Large,too Slow, Or Had Too Little Pound-for Pound Regolith Moving Capacity (payload Ratio) $100K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Proposed Innovation Is A Scalable Gravity Off-load System That Enables Controlled Integrated Testing Of Surface System Elements Such As Rovers, Habitats, And Space Suits In Planet-relevant Gravity Which Addresses T6.02 In The Direct Solicitation Of A Gravity Off-load System. Phase I Delivers A Nominal Design In The Form Of A Final Report, Phase II Builds This Design And Delivers Hardware, And Phase III Commercializes The Gravity Off-load System As A Commercial Product/service Of Astrobotic T$100K
  • Federal contractNASA · Exploration Systems Mission Directorate Lunar Surface Systems Concepts Study The Siteworker Study Will Focus On The Next Two Decades-preparatory Site Work In The 2010S And Operational Activities In The 2020S When Human Crews Are On The Moon. In Those Two Decades, Robotic Devices Will Establish And Maintain Sites For Habitation And Enterprise By Creating Roads, Hab-pads, Radiation Caps Over Habs, Level Landing Zones, Berms Around Landing Zones, And Trenches For Buried Utilities. Machines Are Ne$97K

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  • Federal grants#6 · top 7%
  • Granted patents#18 · top 20%

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USPTO · 4 granted of 13
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  • Lunar Power Grid AssemblyOct 6, 2026 · US 12,752,937Granted
  • Exploration Vehicle Stowage And Deployment SystemsMay 27, 2025 · US 12,312,104Granted
  • Additively Manufactured Non-uniform Porous Materials And Components In-situ With Fully Material, And Related Methods, Systems And Computer Program ProductOct 24, 2024 · Application 18650007Pending
  • Integrated Avionics UnitOct 17, 2024 · Application 18633447Pending
  • Metal Oxidation Warming SystemsSep 5, 2024 · Application 18278857Pending
  • Lunar Power Grid AssemblyAug 15, 2024 · Application 18568794Pending
  • Rocket Mining System, Subsystems, Components And MethodsDec 26, 2023 · US 11,852,016Granted
  • Apparatus For Vehicle Launch, Recovery, Storage And TransportFeb 28, 2023 · US 11,591,111Granted
  • Lunar Power Grid AssemblyApplication PCTUS2022032988Pending
  • Methods, Systems, and Apparatus for Establishing a Lunar Power GridApplication 63209664Pending
  • Integrated Avionics UnitApplication 63458669Pending
  • Rocket Mining System, Subsystems, Components And MethodsApplication PCTUS2021046396Pending
  • Exploration Vehicle Stowage And Deployment SystemsApplication 63413288Pending

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