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GITAI is a robotics company founded 2016, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Humanoid category.
Robotics startup for space development
GITAI develops robotics systems for space operations, including the G1 general-purpose humanoid robot for tasks inside and outside spacecraft and for lunar-base development. The company says its robots are aimed at automating dangerous, labor-intensive work in space environments for customers in the space industry.
Total funding
US$129.0M
Active products
1
Robo Score
56
BBB
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Price range
$13.5K
1 of 1 priced
Top-rated product
A
Robo Index
GITAI G1
Company facts
- HQ
- Torrance, United States
- Founded
- 2016 · 10 yrs
- Website
- gitai.tech
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Milestones
GITAI announced the start of U.S. operations with an office in Torrance, California.
GITAI was founded.
Press coverage
- GITAI G1 - ROBOTS: Your Guide to the World of Robotics
Robots Guide
- GITAI - Factories in Space
Factories in Space
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