Exoforge
Expeditionary Manufacturing of Electronics

Superintelligent mobile factories for electronics repair & manufacturing.

Guerrilla manufacturing at the point of need. Assets back on mission in hours, not weeks.

100+ combined years of work experience in: advanced manufacturing · AI · robotics · printed electronics · autonomy Building with
Northrop Grumman Purdue University NextFlex
State ofIndiana
The roadmap RepairNow Make Factories everywhere Superintelligent factories at the edge
01 · The problem

Electronics fail. Resupply lags. Missions fail.

Electronics were never meant to be fixed forward. A board dies an ocean from its supply chain. The asset waits.

The boards inside drones, vehicles, and radios. When they fail, the mission fails where it stands.

10,000
Drones lost per month to electronic warfare
RUSI, 2023
15 mo
Resupply delay per SKU
GAO, 2021
2.5M
Hours a year spent fixing wires
NAVAIR, 2018
$3B
"No fault found" assets written off a year
DoD, 2021

Equipment must be fixable at the point of need.

USG customers · NDAA, 2024

That requirement is a gap. Exoforge closes it.

BREAK SHIP BACK WAIT PARTS FIXED FORWARD 0 REPEAT EVERY FAILURE

The treadmill. Break, ship back, wait, repeat. Play it: Field Repair →

Conquer the tyranny
of distance.

Fix it where it broke, not an ocean away. That is Factory-X.

02 · The system

Factory-X: a factory in a box.

One platform. One loop. Software and AI at the point of need.

Intelligence at the point of need

Find the fault. EXO-AI inspects, diagnoses, and decides. One operator in the loop.

Industry at the point of need

Fix the fault. Print, assemble, and qualify the part, right where it failed.

Watch: the loop, run in the box
Inspect → Print → Assemble → Qualify · One operator
Watch: the mesh
Multi-node mesh · Self-healing
Mesh at the point of need

One unit repairs. A mesh sustains.

Factory-X units link into a mesh, a swarm of exofactories. Lose one node and the mesh closes the gap.

+ Hours, not weeks

Mission capable the same day, not next quarter.

+ Fewer crates forward

The spare you need is the one we make.

+ Proof with every part

Qualification evidence ships with the repair.

+ Make it better

Redesigned for today's threat, not last year's.

Watch

The film.

Factory-X, in the field
Two minutes, one loop

See the whole story.

A damaged board comes in. A proven part goes back out. The loop, the way the operator sees it.

Then run it yourself: Field Repair →

03 · First unit

Inside EXO-1, the first Factory-X.

One container: inspection, printing, assembly, and qualification, run by EXO-AI with one operator. Under construction now, sourced in Indiana. The workhorse factory of the expeditionary industrial base.

The anatomy of EXO-1: inspection, printing, assembly, and qualification cells, with internal details simplified as protected IP
01
Inspect

Find the fault, fast.

02
Print

Circuitry made on site.

03
Assemble

Robotic placement and rework.

04
Qualify

Evidence ships with the part.

Faster repair. Higher mission capability. Illustrative concept · Not final design
Protected IP. Full specifications shared under NDA.
04 · The arc

From repair to industry.

Now
01
Repair

Bring failed electronics back at the point of need.

02
Make

Produce the spares the mission needs, on site.

03
Scale

A mesh of factories, wherever the work is.

Others treat the factory as a place. We ship it as a product. It multiplies. First stop, electronics. Proof, in order: the timeline →

On the record
Doctrine

NDAA 2024: equipment must be fixable at the point of need. Active DoW Phase 1 program with Northrop Grumman and Purdue. USG customer engaged.

Team

100+ combined years of work experience. A Fellow of the National Academies. Early Tesla Factory AI robotics. Auto, aero, and defense. Introductions on request.

Far horizon

Factories wherever people operate: forward positions, disaster zones, remote industry, and beyond. Today's job is nearer. Keep the mission's electronics alive.

Pilot & partner.

The factory is the product. The customer brings the part.

U.S. company · Purdue ecosystem · Patent protected