Peer Robotics

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About

About Peer Robotics

Peer Robotics develops collaborative autonomous mobile robots for moving materials through factories. Its RM250 and RM500 platforms carry up to 250 and 500 kilograms, while Peer 3000 supports configurable material-handling applications. LiDAR and camera navigation, autonomous charging and external power and I/O connections allow the vehicles to operate around workers and connect with production equipment.

The company packages the platforms for pallet movement, trolley transport, tugging and closed-loop bin delivery between staging areas and assembly lines. Robots can learn routes and workflows through direct guidance from shop-floor staff, reducing the engineering required to change a task. Trolley solutions work with a manufacturer's existing assets, and tugging configurations automate pickup and drop-off while allowing a person to take control when needed. Peer deploys these systems through its own teams and partners across the United States, Mexico, Europe and India.

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Articles

04 JUN 2025

Peer Robotics unveils Peer 3000 collaborative mobile material-handling platform

Products

Funding

Investors

  • Axilor Ventures - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-09-14
  • Connecticut Innovations - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-09-14
  • Innopact VC - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-09-14
  • Kalaari Capital - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-09-14

Team

  • Rishabh Agarwal - Co-founder and CEO
  • Tanya Raghuvanshi - Co-founder and CTO
  • Alok Kumar - Co-founder

Timeline

Events

  • 2026-06-22 - Demonstration - Eight-vendor AMR showcase proves federated robot orchestration

    The live showcase brought robots from Ati, Karcher, Neura, Omron, Peer, Quasi and Unitree into one orchestrated environment. Space Intelligence connected vendor fleet managers with enterprise systems and dispatched coordinated missions. The demonstration served as a reference for the proposed ISO/DIS 21423 interoperability standard.

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  • 2026-05-04 - Deployment - Peer Robotics expands BioWorld warehouse automation

    BioWorld began with one trolley robot, then added a conveyor-moving robot and progressed toward autonomous pallet movement with the Peer3000 platform. The system operates within narrow aisles and dock constraints while supporting seasonal pallet-volume swings of roughly six to seven times normal levels. BioWorld reported reallocating one to two workers from repetitive transport tasks to higher-value warehouse work in a facility of about 60 to 70 people.

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  • 2024-01-08 - Partnership - Peer Robotics integrates NVIDIA Isaac ROS localization

    The implementation uses the NVIDIA Isaac ROS Global Localization Module to locate a robot automatically when it starts or when its map changes. Peer reported localization in two to three seconds across maps spanning roughly 100,000 to 200,000 square feet. The GPU-accelerated module reduces a manual setup step that becomes increasingly costly as facilities scale to larger robot fleets.

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  • 2022-09-15 - Funding - Peer Robotics raises USD 2.3 million seed round

    Kalaari Capital led the round, with Axilor Ventures, Connecticut Innovations and Innopact VC participating. The company said its robots learn workflows from workers through direct interaction and can be deployed without dedicated infrastructure. The financing supported product development and North American deployment for small and midsize manufacturers facing repetitive work and labor shortages.

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Relations

Relationships

  • NVIDIA

    Isaac Ros Platform - Peer Robotics integrated NVIDIA Isaac ROS global localization into its AMR stack.

  • BioWorld

    Warehouse Customer - Peer Robotics deployed trolley, conveyor and pallet transport workflows at BioWorld.