Broomfield, Colorado — According to state and local development sources, Raven Space Systems plans to expand in Broomfield. The company plans to occupy the new space in Broomfield, on or about April 1, 2026. According to the company website Raven Space Systems (Raven) is building breakthrough composite 3D printing smart factories for thermal protection, lightweight structures, and more for aerospace and defense. Our Microwave Assisted Deposition (MAD) innovation unlocks scalable 3D printing of highly tailorable, commercial-off-the-shelf thermoset and ceramic composite materials for the first time. The technology is based on Direct Ink Write (DIW), the most versatile additive manufacturing technology, which utilizes the highest-performance materials. However, DIW has been stuck in the lab for over 20 years due to its inability to 3D print full-scale composite parts. Ravens MAD 3D printing factories bring DIW to full-scale production of composite parts and systems. Our technology stack leverages MAD 3D printing, real-time monitoring and controls, and data-driven learning to deploy the most efficient and versatile advanced manufacturing factories. Our mission is to transform composite manufacturing to alleviate critical supply chain bottlenecks and accelerate innovation.

To learn more about Raven Space Systems, visit https://www.ravenspacesystems.com/

Company Contact:
Blake Herren, Chief Executive Officer
918-645-2776

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