Rosotics is a space infrastructure company specializing in autonomous orbital infrastructure, headquartered in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Formerly a metal 3D printer manufacturer, Rosotics now focuses on using its Halo platform internally to produce orbital transfer vehicles and other spacecraft components. Their technology, "Rapid Induction Printing," aims to provide efficient and large-scale metal 3D printing for aerospace applications. Rosotics is backed by investors like Draper Associates and has garnered interest from companies like Relativity Space.
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Rosotics unveiled a metal 3D printer for rocket tanks and other large aerospace structures in San Francisco on 2024-07-17.
Rosotics built a 3D printer called Mantis in 2023 that heats feedstock with a magnetic field in the nozzle.
Rosotics plans to begin delivering Halo machines to customers in the United States and Europe in late August.
Rosotics will begin delivering the Mantis 3D printer in the third quarter of 2023.
Rosotics unveiled the Mantis prototype on 2023-03-24.
Rosotics requires customers to place $95,000 deposits and sign hardware-as-a-service contracts to receive the Mantis.