Ex-SpaceX Engineers Launch Startup to Build Robotic Steel Parts Factory

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A group of former SpaceX engineers is developing a robotic factory designed to manufacture steel parts. The venture represents a push toward automating metal fabrication processes. The founders have indicated they are not rigidly pursuing full autonomy as an end goal, suggesting a pragmatic approach to automation. The startup aims to bring aerospace-style engineering discipline to industrial manufacturing.

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