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The 14 companies selected for LunA-10 are Blue Origin, CisLunar Industries, Crescent Space Services LLC, Fibertek, Inc., Firefly Aerospace, GITAI, Helios, Honeybee Robotics, ICON, Nokia of America, Northrop Grumman, Redwire Corporation, Sierra Space, and SpaceX.
GITAI’s LunA-10 proposal centers on deploying modular, multi-purpose Inchworm robots with tool-changeable end effectors to perform lunar surface labor.
GITAI USA Inc. is selected to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) 10-Year Lunar Architecture (LunA-10) capability study.
GITAI aims to enhance lunar activities through a Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) model.
GITAI's approach aligns with the LunA-10 program’s vision for sustainable commercial lunar activities.
The 'GITAI S2' robot is technologically akin to the Inchworm robot but distinct in design.
GITAI is committed to achieving total life-cycle optimization in lunar infrastructure development.
GITAI will launch the GITAI S2 robot to the International Space Station in early 2024.
GITAI seeks to define the future lunar critical mass point from a labor perspective.
The relocation of GITAI's headquarters to the U.S. signifies the company's commitment to the United States.
Sho Nakanose, GITAI founder and CEO, has become a lawful permanent resident of the United States.
The establishment of lawful permanent residency for Nakanose and Kozuki adds stability and security to GITAI's executive team.
GITAI USA Inc. has successfully completed its corporate inversion, transitioning its headquarters and parent company from GITAI Japan, Inc. to GITAI USA Inc. in Torrance, California.
The announcement regarding GITAI USA's corporate inversion comes nearly one year after the company first launched operations in the U.S.
Most of GITAI’s employees and the entirety of its manufacturing operations have been relocated to Torrance, California.
GITAI USA Inc. is focused on recruiting top talent in the greater metropolitan Los Angeles area.
GITAI USA Inc. is positioned at the forefront of global operations in the space industry.
GITAI's Series B Extension round totals US$45 million, combining the additional US$15,000,000 and US$30,000,000 announced in May.
GITAI USA Inc. and GITAI Japan (GITAI) raised an additional US$15,000,000 for the Series B Extension round.
Once delivered to the International Space Station, GITAI’s robotic arm will be mounted on the exterior of Nanoracks’ Bishop airlock module.