Event
Machina Labs raises $124M Series C and plans first large-scale intelligent factory
Machina Labs closed a $124 million Series C to develop a 200,000-square-foot intelligent factory designed for up to 50 RoboCraftsman cells and thousands of annual structural assemblies.
Why it matters
The financing moves Machina from robotic manufacturing systems into large-scale production infrastructure for aerospace and defence structures.
Evidence notes
- Woven Capital, Lockheed Martin Ventures, Balerion Space Ventures and Strategic Development Fund invested in the round.
- The planned U.S. factory is designed for up to 50 RoboCraftsman cells and thousands of aerospace and defence assemblies annually.
- Machina said the facility will integrate forming, welding and assembly in one software-defined production system.
Company context
Machina Labs builds and operates software-defined factories for production-grade metal structures used in defence, aerospace and advanced mobility. Its RoboCraftsman cells combine seven-axis robotics, autonomous material handling and closed-loop AI controls to form, scan, trim, drill and increasingly join large sheet-metal parts without geometry-specific tooling. The company is headquartered in Los Angeles.
Context
- Company
- Machina Labs
- Segment
- Industrial
- Event type
- Funding
- Added to Korthos
- Feb 12, 2026
- Geography
- Los Angeles, California · United States