Roboze has been granted funding from Rule 1 Ventures, a venture capital firm that invests in defense and national security technologies. This funding will enable the company to carry on with the development of its distributed manufacturing technology that will help governments and industries to produce mission, critical parts in the areas where they are most needed.
Roboze’s technology platform revolves around the manufacture of mission, critical parts through high, performance additive manufacturing technology, materials science, smart software, and Physical AI technology. Their offering is directed at industries that demand mission, critical parts, such as aerospace, defense, and energy sectors.
“We are proud to welcome Rule 1 Ventures and this exceptional group of investors to Roboze,” said Alessio Lorusso, founder and CEO of Roboze. “Modern industrial resilience requires more than machines – it requires a complete manufacturing platform that combines hardware, materials science and intelligent software. Our mission is to build the infrastructure that allows critical industries to produce advanced components wherever they are needed.”
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The company is headed by national security and defense industry leaders including James A. Winnefeld Jr., a retired four-star admiral and former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Todd Ehrlich, a former US Navy SEAL and defense entrepreneur. Rule 1 Ventures is focused on investing in technology that enhances operational and industrial capacity.
“Future readiness depends not only on advanced systems but also on the ability to sustain and produce them,” said James A. Winnefeld Jr., partner at Rule 1 Ventures. “Roboze is building industrial capability that will become increasingly critical to national security.”
