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The proliferation of satellites has spurred a surge in demand for rocket transportation capabilities. Presently, the manufacturing paradigm for commercial rockets is undergoing continual refinement, enabling various workstations to function concurrently. Commercial rockets, exemplified by the Lijian-1, have embarked on a trajectory of frequent and standardized launches, characterized by a markedly reduced assembly cycle and a substantial boost in production capacity. The production methodology is transitioning from a task-oriented approach to one of proactive preparation, with the timeframe from order acquisition to launch being compressed to within six months. Advanced manufacturing techniques are propelling the evolution of commercial rockets towards delivering more reliable and expansive space transportation services.
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