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Company Overview Reflex Robotics is building affordable ($10k) wheeled humanoid robots to automate dangerous and repetitive tasks in manufacturing and logistics. We envision a future where intelligent robots are doing all kinds of boring work that people hate doing—loading chicken nuggets into Costco boxes, lifting forty pound bags of dog food at Petco stores, and cleaning up cranberry juice spills in your apartment. We are a three-year-old startup backed by Khosla Ventures, with $60M/year of revenue lined up pending successful pilots with e-commerce warehouses in 2025. [https://app.ashbyhq.com/api/images/user-content/a269dfb1-ec2d-4a9f-a1c9-d7977516a5bc/48549dee-55c4-4d8e-acbb-405cf9feac1c/CopyofReflexStrengthDemoRiceBag-ezgif.com-optimize.gif] How Does It Work? Our robots are designed and built entirely in-house by an engineering team that led development of the Stretch robot at Boston Dynamics and key systems on the Tesla Model S, X, and Y production lines. Reflex robots are high-performance, low-inertia, and optimized for low-cost manufacturing. We’ve built the best real-time teleoperation system in the world, allowing a remote operator in South America to “play a video game” to control our robots at human-level speeds. This has allowed us to already ship robots with positive unit economics, and enables us to create a powerful human-intervention + RL product feedback loop. Our system allows us to collect high-quality demonstrations at scale—giving us the proprietary data engine needed to train increasingly capable AI systems. We're on track to build the largest robotics dataset in the world, which will serve as an important long-term advantage. Key Company Beliefs - High-quality, proprietary robotics data is the next foundation for generational AI companies (like Tesla FSD and ChatGPT). - Being nerd-sniped by maximizing an engineering metric is way less important than solving our customers’ biggest pain points. - An insane work ethic is required for outsized suc