Lightberry launches social interaction software for robots
Lightberry launched software for making robots listen, speak and act through contextual social interaction.
Evidence notes
- The launch says Lightberry works with manufacturers including Unitree and Booster.
- The software is presented as a no-code interaction layer for robots.
- The product gives Lightberry a concrete offering for commercial automation and autonomous-system workflows.
Company context
Lightberry builds a social interaction layer for robots so they can listen, speak and act through natural-language interaction. The Y Combinator F25 startup says its software works with robot manufacturers including Unitree and Booster.