Unlimited Robotics
About
About Unlimited Robotics
Gary is built around a mobile base, two arms and a software-defined skills model. Unlimited Robotics uses the platform for hospital logistics, cleaning and sanitisation, patient guidance, conversation and activity support. Rather than hard-coding one workflow into the machine, the Ra-Ya development environment exposes Python and JavaScript tools that allow software engineers to create applications and distribute new capabilities through a skills catalogue.
The company has also developed Orchestra to monitor and coordinate robots and connected devices as a fleet. That architecture lets a hospital deploy a shared hardware platform, assign different tasks by software and manage activity centrally. Gary units were placed at Rabin and Shamir medical centres, and a 2024 agreement expanded the route into Israel’s public-hospital system. Unlimited Robotics raised a USD 5 million seed round that year to extend healthcare functionality and commercial deployment, moving the robot from a home-and-office concept toward institutional service work.
Funding
- 2024-05-27 - Seed - $5M - Unlimited Robotics closes USD 5 million seed round
Unlimited Robotics closed a USD 5 million seed round led by lool ventures to expand its Gary service robot for healthcare settings. - source: calcalistech.com
Investors
- lool ventures - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-05-27
Team
- Guy Altagar - Co-founder and CEO
- Martin Gordon - Co-founder and CPO
- Eli Kolberg - Co-founder and CTO
Timeline
Events
- 2024-05-27 - Funding - Unlimited Robotics closes USD 5 million seed round
lool ventures led the round, with Wix co-founder Avishai Abrahami and Fiverr co-founder Micha Kaufman also participating. The company planned to expand Gary's capabilities for hospitals, healthcare workers and people with disabilities. The financing report identified a 24-person team led by founders Guy Altagar, Martin Gordon and Eli Kolberg.
Source - 2024-05-27 - Deployment - Gary robots deployed at two Israeli medical centres
Gary was used for hospital tasks including moving meals, supplies and personal protective equipment. The platform also directed patients and visitors and supported cognitive activities with elderly patients. The deployments placed the company's mobile-manipulation system in two large operational healthcare environments.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- Shamir Medical Center
Healthcare Customer - Unlimited Robotics deployed Gary robots at Shamir Medical Center.