Reflex Robotics, founded in 2022 and headquartered in New York, builds affordable, general-purpose wheeled humanoid robots for warehouses, factories and logistics operations. Its robots are designed to take on dangerous and repetitive work - lifting heavy materials, loading boxes and moving products from floor to overhead shelves - and are priced at approximately $32,000 at development volumes. The company reports that a unit reaches operational capability within 60 minutes of deployment.
The firm develops its complete technology stack in-house, covering cameras, compute systems, actuators and electronics alongside the AI-powered software that runs on them. Technical work spans humanoid and wheeled mobile robotics, AI/ML autonomy, computer vision, embedded electronics and robot supervision software. A proprietary supervision layer manages operations in real time and collects real-world deployment data, which is used to iteratively improve autonomous capabilities.
Reflex Robotics is venture-backed, with investors including Khosla Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, Collab Fund and Tishman Speyer. Engineering and research talent at the company comes from Anduril, Oculus, Amazon, Waymo, Skydio, Boston Dynamics, ASML, MIT, Jane Street and Joby Aviation. Product development emphasises cost efficiency, reliable deployments and predictable recovery from real-world variability.
