Mentee Robotics
About
About Mentee Robotics
Mentee develops a vertically integrated humanoid system combining sensing, onboard compute, mechanical design, motion control and AI. Its learning approach uses simulation-first development and few-shot generalisation to transfer a demonstrated task into robot behaviour without building each workflow around extensive manual programming.
Mobileye completed its acquisition of Mentee in February 2026. The business now sits within Mobileye’s physical-AI programme, connecting Mentee’s humanoid hardware and dexterous manipulation with Mobileye’s perception, mapping, production engineering and real-world autonomy capabilities.
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Products
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- CubeMars
Inbound - actuation and motion control - CubeMars supplies AK80-64 actuator modules for MenteeBot shoulder joints
Source - NVIDIA
Inbound - Robotics Compute And Software - Mentee Robotics uses NVIDIA Isaac Sim, Isaac Lab and Jetson to train and deploy MenteeBot
Source - Stereolabs
Inbound - Perception - Stereolabs ZED vision systems equip Mentee Robotics' MenteeBot platform
Source - AUMOVIO
Inbound - Manufacturing - AUMOVIO plans to manufacture Mentee humanoid robots from 2027 under an agreement announced by Mobileye
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Team
- Lior Wolf - Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder - Leads Mentee Robotics' humanoid robot and physical AI development through its Mobileye acquisition path.
- Amnon Shashua - Chairman and Co-founder - Co-founder connecting Mentee's humanoid robotics work to Mobileye's autonomy and physical AI strategy.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-07-01 - Demonstration - CubeMars actuators power Mentee Robotics assistive-robot demonstrations
The demonstrated workflows included grasping household objects, physical support and coordinated mobility assistance. CubeMars describes the installed modules as integrating brushless motors, gearboxes, dual encoders and servo drives. The system used compliant force control for close interaction with people.
Source - 2026-02-03 - Acquisition - Mobileye completes $637M acquisition of Mentee Robotics
The transaction closed on 3 February 2026 and transferred all outstanding Mentee shares to Mobileye and its wholly owned affiliate. Consideration comprised approximately USD 612 million in cash and 26.28 million Mobileye Class A shares. Mentee continues as a dedicated humanoid-robotics unit within Mobileye's broader physical-AI portfolio.
Source - 2026-01-07 - Demonstration - Mentee Robotics shows voice-directed drink retrieval
The reported system combined language-model interpretation with real-time 3D scene mapping. Onboard computation supported decision-making without continuous dependence on a cloud connection.
Source - 2025-12-27 - Acquisition - Mobileye agrees to acquire Mentee Robotics
Collaboration aims to leverage Mentee's technology for broader applications in robotics. The company ended the year with $1.8 billion in cash and cash equivalents, excluding the expected $612 million cash outlay for the Mentee Robotics acquisition at closing.
Source - 2025-11-24 - Demonstration - Mentee Robotics demonstrates two V3 robots moving warehouse boxes
Two MenteeBot V3 units moved 32 boxes from eight uneven piles to four storage racks. The robots picked from changing pile heights and carried boxes through a shared workspace without colliding.
Source - 2025-05-19 - Partnership - NVIDIA powers humanoid robot industry with Isaac GR00T platform adopted by Agility, Boston Dynamics, Fourier and others
NVIDIA released Isaac GR00T N foundation models enabling humanoid robots to perform complex manipulation tasks via natural language commands. Agility Robotics, Boston Dynamics, Fourier, Galbot, Mentee Robotics, NEURA Robotics, General Robotics, Skild AI, and XPENG Robotics are adopting the NVIDIA Isaac platform. AeiRobot, Lightwheel, Foxlink, and NEURA Robotics are early adopters of GR00T N models; Foxconn and Foxlink use GR00T-Mimic blueprints for manufacturing.
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Relations
Relationships
- NVIDIA
Integrates With - Mentee Robotics adopts NVIDIA Isaac platform for humanoid development
- Mobileye
Acquirer - Mentee Robotics became a wholly owned Mobileye business in February 2026.