GITAI is a U.S.-based space robotics company founded in 2016 that aims to provide safe and affordable labor in space. They develop advanced robotic systems, including robotic arms, satellites, and lunar rovers, for on-orbit services and lunar infrastructure construction. GITAI has established partnerships with organizations like JAXA and has secured contracts with U.S. government agencies such as DARPA, focusing on national security missions. The company's technologies are designed to help build and maintain satellites, space stations, lunar bases, and cities on Mars.
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ANRI I-II-III Annex Investment Limited Partnership participated in GITAI's funding round.
GITAI has developed an advanced lunar robotic rover capable of performing general-purpose tasks on the moon.
GITAI's robotic arm can connect and disconnect itself from various vehicles such as rovers, landers, and satellites.
GITAI has developed an inchworm-type robotic arm equipped with grapple end-effectors on both ends of the arm.
GITAI robots have passed various tests corresponding to Level 4 of NASA's Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) in a simulated lunar environment.
The lunar robotic rover developed by GITAI can perform tasks such as exploration, mining, inspection, maintenance, and assembly.
The inchworm-type robotic arm developed by GITAI has increased mobility, allowing it to move in any direction.
The grapple end-effectors on GITAI's robotic arm enable it to connect to various tools to perform multiple tasks.
GITAI conducted a successful demonstration of lunar base construction using two GITAI inchworm-type robotic arms and two GITAI Lunar Robotic Rovers in a simulated lunar environment.
The majority components of the GITAI robots have passed various environmental tests in simulated space environments.
GITAI has developed an advanced lunar robotic rover capable of performing general-purpose tasks on the moon, including exploration, mining, inspection, maintenance, and assembly.
GITAI USA Inc. conducted a successful demonstration of lunar base construction using two inchworm-type robotic arms and two lunar robotic rovers in a simulated lunar environment on March 24, 2023.
The GITAI inchworm-type robotic arm can connect and disconnect among different vehicles such as rovers, landers, and satellites.
More than half of the components used in the GITAI robots have passed various environmental tests in simulated space environments.
GITAI has developed an inchworm-type robotic arm equipped with grapple end-effectors on both ends of the arm.
The GITAI robots have passed various tests corresponding to Level 4 of NASA’s Technology Readiness Levels in a simulated lunar environment.
GITAI plans to hire more than 50 new employees in the United States in 2023 to support its expansion.
GITAI USA Inc. developed the GITAI IN1, an inchworm-type robotic arm equipped with grapple end-effectors on both ends.
During the capability performance verification test, the GITAI IN1 conducted tasks such as breaking down resource samples, recovering them, and transporting them using a tow vehicle.
GITAI developed the GITAI IN1 to meet the increasing demand for development and construction tasks in space.