Ultra

Summary

About

About Ultra

OP1 works from a stationary base with locking caster wheels so it can be repositioned between work areas. It connects to standard mains power and Ethernet, and handles mailers, polybags and goods presented in totes. Ultra describes installations alongside existing packing equipment, including autobaggers, with task setups adapted to the items and packaging used at each site.

Ultra builds and installs the hardware while using Physical Intelligence models to control its robots. Customers pay an initial integration fee followed by monthly hardware and software support charges. That arrangement makes installation, continued operation and customer support part of the offering. The company documents warehouse deployments in New York, Georgia, New Jersey and Texas, including several robots working alongside one another at a single facility.

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Operations

Output & shipments

  • Shipments

    2026-03-23 - Ultra Robotics said it shipped the first two builds of its newest robot to a customer. - OP1

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Operating milestones

  • Operating milestone

    2026-10-09 - Ultra reports cumulative order-packing output from its robots working in customer warehouses. - Company-wide customer warehouse orders packed

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Observed use

  • Praxis-1 at Ultra mobile base

    Evaluation - Tested With - Ultra tested Praxis-1 on its physical robot hardware during Runway’s pre-launch partner programme.

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Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • Physical Intelligence

    Inbound - Compute & Control - Ultra’s deployed order-packaging robots run Physical Intelligence’s pi0.6 model in live customer warehouses

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Funding

Investors

  • Framework Ventures - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-10-09
  • Y Combinator - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-10-09

Team

  • Jon Miller Schwartz - Co-Founder and CEO
  • Oliver Ortlieb - Co-Founder and CTO

Research

  • Runway introduces Praxis-1 world action model for real robots

    2026-09-30 - Research Publication - Noble Machines, Standard Bots and Ultra are testing the model on their hardware, including the Standard Bots RO1 arm. The model learns robot actions from large-scale video pretraining combined with robot interaction data. Public weights are planned in the coming months, following the pre-launch partner programme.

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Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • Physical Intelligence

    Partner - Ultra used Physical Intelligence's pi 0.6 model in live customer deployments packaging real orders, including a full-shift 96.4% autonomy result.

  • New York University

    Robotics Research Industry Partner - NYU's Center for Robotics and Embodied Intelligence maintains an industry partnership with Ultra.