Robot maker · registered
Divergent Technologies
DAPS integrates AI generative design software, laser powder bed fusion printing, and a proprietary software-defined robotic assembly system that joins printed metal structures without design-specific tooling or fixtures. The robotic cells adaptively assemble structures up to 9 meters in length, enabling tooling-free changeover between products. The company designs and operates the full production stack itself, delivering finished flight and vehicle structures as a service to OEMs.
Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
DAPS (Divergent Adaptive Production System)
- Autonomous robotic assembly of printed structures up to 9 meters in length with no design-specific tooling or fixtures
Fixtureless, software-defined robotic assembly cell joining additively manufactured metal parts with proprietary joining techniques
Claim source - 4.5-meter aircraft fuselage assembled from 26 printed metal parts by automated robotic system, with no unique tooling or fixturing
Demonstrated build envelope and part consolidation on the Saab autonomous-aircraft fuselage program
Claim source - End-to-end platform combining AI-driven design, industrial-rate additive manufacturing and universal robotic assembly
Single digital thread from generative design through printing to robotic assembly of finished structures
Claim source
Monolith One
- No specifications on file.
Deployment log
Announced and cited only
Funding history
Publicly announced rounds
Strategic
Round sourceSeries E
Round sourceSeries D
Round sourceStrategic
Round sourceHiring signal
Public job board · 2026-07-21
Hiring is an operating signal, not deployment evidence. Roles are refreshed from the company’s public careers system.
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12 unique public sources