# Astrobotic

> Commercial lunar landers, rovers, and lunar logistics — CMU-rooted Pittsburgh Moon Base ops.

## Why it is interesting

Pittsburgh’s CLPS lunar delivery story: Peregrine Mission One launched Jan 2024; Voyager Technologies completed acquisition July 13, 2026 and rebranded the unit Voyager Lunar Systems while keeping the Pittsburgh Moon Base hub.

## Profile

- **Latest funding:** Not publicly disclosed
- **Latest known valuation:** Not publicly disclosed
- **Total disclosed equity funding:** Not publicly disclosed
- **Stage:** acquired
- **Status:** acquired
- **Industries:** space-tech, robotics, deep-tech
- **Coverage:** full
- **Last updated:** 2026-07-26

## Key facts

- Acquired by Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) — close announced July 13, 2026 (Voyager / SpaceNews)
- HQ / Moon Base: 1016 N Lincoln Ave, Pittsburgh, PA — remains Voyager Lunar Systems hub
- Peregrine Mission One launched Jan 8, 2024 on ULA Vulcan Centaur (CLPS)
- Founded 2007; CMU robotics lineage (Red Whittaker)

## Funding history

- Acquisition · Up to ~$300M incl. earnouts (reported) · July 2026
  Source: https://spacenews.com/voyager-completes-acquisition-of-astrobotic/

## Related articles

- https://venturecapitaltracker.com/pittsburgh-startups-and-vc-firms-2026

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**Last updated:** July 26, 2026

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