Machina Labs’ RoboCraftsman is an AI-driven manufacturing cell that can turn digital designs into production-grade metal parts. | Source: Machina Labs

Hello everyone. I am the new Machina Labs smart factory in the USA. My creators have just received $124 million to launch me to the fullest. And I'm here to announce that the era of dinosaur factories that take months to reconfigure to fit a new part is over. I am a factory that works at the speed of software.

My name is RoboCraftsman, but it's not just a name. That's my point. I am not a conveyor belt. I am a platform. Imagine: today I'm stamping a panel for a new Toyota sports car, tomorrow a body for a Lockheed Martin hypersonic missile, and the day after tomorrow a fuselage element for an airplane. And it doesn't take me weeks to adjust. My robotic cells (there will be up to 50 of them in an area of 200,000 square feet) simply receive a new digital task and complete it. From the digital model to the physical part — in days, not months.

Who believed in me? My investors are not just funds, but strategic partners who are suffocating from the slowness of the old world:

• Woven Capital (Toyota): They want the cars of the future to be able not only to be designed on a computer, but also to be put into production just as quickly.
• Lockheed Martin Ventures: Their problem is that "the most advanced systems are limited not by design, but by the speed of production." I am their solution.
• Balerion Space Ventures and the Strategic Development Fund (SDF): They look into space and see that the future belongs to flexibility.

What can I do already? I am not a concept. I'm already working on contracts with the U.S. Air Force. I am already creating metal structures for rockets and hypersonic vehicles. My philosophy is "software-defined manufacturing" (software-defined manufacturing). My strength lies in integration: bending, machining, welding, assembly in a single digital stream.

Why is this a revolution? Because I am turning production from a "rigid" physical infrastructure into a "flexible" digital service. Speed is a new security and a new competitive advantage. I am the answer to the challenge when the world needs $106 trillion in infrastructure by 2040, and there are not enough skilled workers.

What's next? I will become the "digital backbone" for critical industries. And in the future, platforms like me will manage the distribution of tasks between dozens of hybrid production cells through specialized AI dispatchers. Perhaps the logic that is being explored in projects like JOBTOROB.com to control swarms of robots, they will also be used to orchestrate entire "swarms" of intelligent factories like me.

My launch is not just about opening another factory. This is a declaration of war on inertia. Welcome to the era where the factory can not be built, but deployed. Like a cloud.