Astrobotic

Lunar lander, Griffin Mission One, CLPS

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The brief

Analyst view
  • Peregrine lander failed January 2024 with propulsion anomaly. Now develops Griffin, infrastructure-class lander.
  • Griffin deploys Astrolab FLIP rover to south pole on Falcon Heavy, November 2026.
  • Voyager Technologies acquired Astrobotic in July 2026, integrating lunar logistics with Starlab space station.

Technical approach

As reported
Infrastructure class

Griffin design

Griffin is 15 feet across (4.5 m), nearly double Peregrine width, with configurable payload bays for mission flexibility.

Extended operations

Designed for heavy payloads

6 feet tall, delivers substantial payloads and rovers for extended lunar surface operations.

Precision landing

Autonomous hazard avoidance

Onboard hazard detection and autonomous divert to identify safe landing zones in rough polar terrain.

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