Hadrian Automation

Hadrian is an American advanced manufacturing company developing and operating software-driven factories. The company describes its work as building the next generation of American manufacturing, combining precision production with flexible factory capacity. Its stated focus is helping customers produce precision components and scale manufacturing through automation and integrated services.

Hadrian’s manufacturing offering includes precision components made from prototype through production, dedicated manufacturing or inspection capacity, and entire product, assembly, or component factories designed and operated by Hadrian. Capacity can be provided at Hadrian facilities or deployed at customer sites. For programs requiring sustained volume, the company says it can build and operate a dedicated facility designed around a customer’s parts and production goals.

The company’s factories are powered by Opus, which Hadrian describes as a full-stack, AI-powered platform for factory autonomy. The platform interprets legacy designs and automates manufacturing and inspection. Hadrian says Opus supports production speed, quality, and utilization, and helps train factory technicians through its New American Workforce program.

Hadrian also offers Atlas, a supply-chain platform that supports procurement from early development through full-rate production. According to the company, Atlas coordinates procurement across a vetted supplier network, from initial requests for proposals to delivery. The platform is intended to support early new-product-introduction builds as well as full-bill-of-materials procurement, providing customers a centralized view of supply-chain activity.

Hadrian’s official company materials identify facilities in Torrance, California, and Mesa, Arizona. Its Torrance Factory 2, opened in 2022, is described as a precision manufacturing facility; Factory X, also in Torrance, is an R&D facility established in 2025; and Factory 3 in Mesa opened in 2025. The company says Factory X develops manufacturing capabilities for scaling, while Factory 3 expands capacity using the same process-control approach.

Hadrian was founded in 2021, according to its LinkedIn company profile. Its public materials frame its mission as reindustrializing America and expanding domestic manufacturing capacity. The company serves customers seeking precision components, inspection and manufacturing capacity, and factory-scale production. Its contact page lists Torrance as a facility location and provides separate email addresses for press inquiries and requests for quotations.

Hadrian’s careers page highlights hiring across manufacturing leadership, technicians, software and manufacturing engineering, robotics engineering, and business roles. The company’s materials describe a workforce-training effort designed to prepare factory technicians, but provide limited detail about broader internal culture. Its stated emphasis is on combining factory operations, software, automation, and trained workers to deliver production capacity for customers.