Eden Robotics

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Autonomous services for humanity.

Spring 2026Founded 20254 peopleSan Francisco, CA, USA

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Humanoid Manufacturing RoboticsUsage-basedManufacturing facilities, logistics hubs, large industrial opsLow competition

Moat

Robot design, control, and manufacturing expertise; usage model (RaaS) vs. sales reduces capex barrier; scaling operations.

Key risk

Complex labor dynamics and regulatory hurdles; robot reliability and maintenance costs; capital intensity of manufacturing; competition from traditional robotics.

Why now

Manufacturing labor shortages; AI-driven autonomy now capable of complex tasks; RaaS model emerging.

Competitors

Boston Dynamics, Tesla Optimus, Hyundai Boston Dynamics partnership

About

We're building robots that just work and use them to deliver autonomous services at scale. Our first use case is semi-humanoid robots for manufacturing and logistics. Unlike traditional robotics companies, we don't sell robots, we provide physical agents for hire where companies pay for the robots based on usage, decreasing the barrier to entry and expanding the robotics market as a whole.

From their website

as of Jun 7, 2026www.edenrobotics.ai ↗

SaaSSubscription · Starting at $10/hour; enterprise scale options for large fleets; 24/7 operations with a setup fee of $0 (per the fallback copy).

Eden Robotics builds autonomous robots for industrial and commercial work, focusing on logistics, manufacturing, and real-world service operations. They are backed by Y Combinator and develop an operating system for physical intelligence. The company presents itself as providing autonomous services for industry.

The product consists of autonomous robots that operate in industrial and commercial environments, powered by Theta OS (the operating system for the physical intelligence age). They offer automation of operations (Robots as a Service) to handle logistics, manufacturing, and service tasks, with capabilities designed for 24/7 operations and plug-and-play deployment without on-site engineers. Pricing examples mentioned include starting at $10/hour and enterprise fleet options, suggesting scalable deployment with varying fleet sizes.

Who it’s for: Industrial companies and service operators seeking autonomous robotic automation for logistics, manufacturing, and field operations; organizations requiring 24/7 operations and scalable fleets.

Features

autonomous robots for logistics
manufacturing automation
real-world service operations
Robots as a Service
plug-and-play deployment
Theta OS operating system
24/7 operations

Customers: Theta OS, One Robot

Backed by Y Combinator; mentions of enterprise-scale offerings and fleet deployment imply traction and growing customer engagement.

Founders · 2

Stamatios FloratosFounder

Founder of Eden. We are making robots that just work and using them to provide autonomous services at scale. I also bootstrapped a 7-figure B2B Adtech company at 13, working with influencers before it was cool.

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Joseph HumphreysFounder

phd in robotics, published in nature, worked on almost all robot morphologies, used to work on rocket engines. robot time babyyyyyyy

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Launch · 1 launch

Eden - Autonomous Services for Humanity · May 2026
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Eden builds semi-humanoid robots deployed as plug-and-play services for manufacturers and logistics companies, charging hourly usage rates rather than upfront costs. The robots perform manual labor tasks without requiring operational interruptions or extended integration setup.
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