Relativity Space, Inc.

Relativity Space, Inc. is an aerospace manufacturing company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Long Beach, California. It is focused on transforming how rockets are built and flown by vertically integrating advanced manufacturing technologies, especially large-scale additive manufacturing (3D printing), with autonomous robotics and software-driven design. The company's mission is to make access to space more routine, reliable, and scalable for both commercial and government customers by simplifying rocket production, reducing complexity, and dramatically compressing manufacturing timelines. Relativity's approach combines proprietary 3D printing hardware and software, custom rocket engines, and innovative launch vehicle designs, positioning it as an emerging competitor in the expanding commercial space launch market. Relativity is backed by major venture investors and emphasizes rapid iteration, reusability, and production scale to serve satellite constellation deployments, scientific missions, and broader space infrastructure objectives. Products & Services: 1. Terran R Launch Vehicle - A medium-to-heavy lift, partially reusable orbital launch rocket designed to carry payloads to LEO (Low Earth Orbit), GTO (Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit), and beyond. Terran R emphasizes high payload capacity, rapid turn-around, and cost-effective operations for commercial and government launch customers. 2. Terran 1 Rocket (Retired/Legacy) - The company's first orbital launch vehicle and one of the largest 3D-printed rockets ever built. Terran 1 was designed to deliver small payloads to LEO and served as a technology demonstrator for Relativity's additive manufacturing and launch processes. 3. Aeon Rocket Engines - A family of liquid oxygen/liquid methane rocket engines developed in-house. This includes engines like Aeon R for the larger Terran R vehicle-featuring advanced additive manufacturing and high performance at scale. 4. Stargate Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing Platform - Proprietary automated, large-format metal 3D printers developed by Relativity to produce major rocket structures and components with far fewer parts and greater design flexibility than traditional fabrication. 5. Additive Manufacturing Technology & Software - A suite of integrated software, AI tools, and autonomous robotics that enable rapid design iteration, advanced materials processing, and efficient production workflows for aerospace components. These capabilities also serve as a core technology platform that could be applied in aerospace, defense, and beyond. 6. Orbital Launch Services - End-to-end launch solutions for commercial and government payloads, including mission planning, vehicle integration, launch operations from facilities such as Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, and mission execution.