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Former SpaceX Engineers Launch Startup to Automate Steel Manufacturing

Former SpaceX engineers have founded a startup named 1872, which aims to automate steel manufacturing using AI and robotics. The company plans to establish a prototype factory by 2027, focusing initially on producing steel skids for modular buildings and infrastructure projects.

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Former SpaceX engineers have founded a startup named 1872, which aims to automate steel manufacturing using AI and robotics. The company plans to establish a prototype factory by 2027, focusing initially on producing steel skids for modular buildings and infrastructure projects.

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Former SpaceX engineers are building a robotic factory for making steel parts

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Former SpaceX Engineers Launch Startup to Automate Steel Manufacturing