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About GITAI

GITAI is a space robotics company developing general-purpose robots to provide safe and affordable labour in space, with the stated aim of reducing the cost of work in orbit and on the Moon by a factor of 100. Its business covers two areas: on-orbit services and lunar infrastructure construction. Products include autonomous robotic arm systems — the S2 dual-arm system completed a fully successful technology demonstration outside the International Space Station in 2024, following an earlier in-station demonstration — robotic satellites built on its in-house spacecraft platforms, including a 16U satellite that completed a successful space demonstration in 2025 and the S3 robotic satellite programme for on-orbit servicing, and robotic arms and rovers for lunar surface work, including a manipulator developed with an automotive partner for a crewed pressurised lunar rover programme.

All design and manufacturing is carried out in-house at its Torrance, California base. Founded in Japan in 2016, the company shifted its headquarters from Tokyo to Torrance, California in October 2023 and expanded to a larger Torrance site in 2024, while its Japanese subsidiary continues to work with Japanese agencies, including a JAXA contract for a lunar rover robotic arm concept study. US programmes include NASA and DARPA work. For partners, GITAI is one of the few independent suppliers of flight-proven robotic arms, servicing satellites and lunar construction robotics.

Products & services

• Autonomous robotic arm systems for space stations and spacecraft (including the S2 dual-arm system demonstrated outside the ISS)
• Robotic satellites and in-house spacecraft platforms (including a 16U satellite bus and the S3 robotic satellite for on-orbit servicing)
• On-orbit servicing systems for satellite inspection, maintenance and life-extension work
• Lunar robotic arms and rovers for surface infrastructure construction, including an arm concept for a crewed pressurised lunar rover
• Spacecraft components and related engineering services

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