We Patented a Way to Train Robots in 30 Minutes. Now We’re Seizing a $476B Market.
Artly’s patented AI lets robots master any hands-on human skill in 30 minutes. Now what once took months takes minutes, helping a robotics market poised for 442% growth reach its full potential.
Revenue Generating: $5M in sales in live commercial environments.
Deployed by Leaders: 11 live locations, including Tesla, Salesforce, and Microsoft.
Proven Track Record: Amazon acquired the founder’s last venture.
Invest before we reach our $300M 2030 annual revenue target.
How Human Expertise Will Power the Future
A surgeon's precision. A barista's craft. A seasoned technician's intuition. The best work comes from human hands, and that expertise is irreplaceable. The problem is that knowledge lives in one person, in one place at a time. Robotics will bridge that gap and make human expertise truly scalable.
The Robotics Market Will Grow 442% in the Next Decade
- The robotics market will grow from $87.7B today to $476B by 2035.7
- Adoption is up 2X since 2014; by 2028, it’s projected to grow 30% more.8
- Amazon has deployed 1M robots, nearly matching its 1.5M human employees.
- The share of VC funding going to robotics has increased 6X+ since 2010.9
- 75% of employers can't fill open roles, but implementing automation takes time they don't have.
Our Patented Tech Trains Robots in 30 Minutes
Using motion-capture gloves and cameras, our tech records a human expert performing a task. Then our AI learns through imitation and the robot replicates it reliably, every time. No coding required.
It's a patented platform that no competitor can replicate. Best of all? It compounds. Every skill trained strengthens a growing library, making each future deployment faster and cheaper.
Records human movements through sensors, cameras, and motion-capture gloves
AI learns the skill through imitation, the same way humans learn
The robot repeats with precision and improves over time
AI & Robotics Are at an Inflection Point
AI-driven robotics are becoming economically viable thanks to advances in humanoid robots and AI like ours. That’s why Big Tech, VCs, and more have invested at least $50B into the sectors every year since 2017 to accelerate the adoption of robots. But few companies has simplified its training and implementation like Artly.
Global corporate investment in AI by investment activity, 2013-245
Our Robotic Baristas Are Already Used by Brands Like Tesla
Our coffee baristas prove the platform works. Robots trained in minutes are now performing high-skill tasks, delivering consistent results, and generating revenue in real customer environments. No wonder major customers are lining up.
served by Artly-trained robots since its initial debut in 2021
to date, targeting $10M next year
for major brands like MUJI, Salesforce, Tesla, and Microsoft
a U.S. Coffee Champion, proving fine-motor skill transfer
Expanding Across Industries to Unlock Scale
Coffee is just proof of concept. Our system’s real value lies in its ability to unlock automation across industries where manual skill is hard to scale, including:
In healthcare, robots can sort and prepare biological samples
In food service, precision pouring, slicing, and plating at chain-ready speed
In logistics and retail, hands-on tasks like bin sorting and shelf stocking
And every task learned adds to a growing skill library, making future training faster, cheaper, and strengthening our IP moat.
Our Roadmap to $300M in Revenue6
Coffee proved the platform. Now we’re applying the same fast, dexterous training model across high-demand industries where skilled labor is scarce and consistency is critical.
• 2024 Wedge
Coffee proved the platform
Establish repeatable deployments and enterprise credibility.
Robot with Artly AI
30
Production deployments
Annual Revenue
$2M
Platform validated commercially
Market Expansion
- Coffee & beverage service expansion
- Healthcare pilots continue (live environments)
- Build playbooks for adjacent tasks
• 2025 Repeatability
Scale deployments, grow recurring
Move from bespoke rollouts to repeatable programs.
Robot with Artly AI
50
Fleet scaling begins
Annual Revenue
$3M
Software growing with fleet
Market Expansion
- Food prep: acai bowls, cocktails, slicing
- Expand within existing enterprise customers
- New multi-site pilots in adjacent verticals
• 2026 Expansion
Enterprise rollouts across verticals
Recurring revenue becomes predictable at scale.
Robot with Artly AI
300
Multi-site deployments
Annual Revenue
$12M
Platform economics visible
Market Expansion
- Retail & hospitality deployments
- Healthcare: expand pilots to production
- Target logistics manipulation tasks
• 2027-2030 Scale
10,000 robots by 2030
A shared skill platform powering large fleets globally.
Robot with Artly AI
10K by 2030
Large fleets standardized
Annual Revenue
$300M by 2030
High-margin recurring base
Market Expansion
- Multi-industry adoption globally
- OEM & integrator distribution channels
- Standard training layer for physical AI
A Scalable, Compounding Robotics Platform
We make money from both hardware and software sales, with recurring revenue streams and long-term value unlocked from AI platform expansion. Each new customer and each new robot adds data, expands the skill library, and lowers deployment costs—creating increasing returns to scale across industries.
Robot Sales & Leasing
Deployments across food service, healthcare, retail, and hospitality.
Recurring AI Software Fees
Monthly subscriptions for training, updates, and analytics.
Skill Training & Alignment Services
Customers use Artly Robot School to teach new tasks.
Enterprise Contracts
Custom integrations for large customers with high-volume needs.
Exclusive Investor Perks
Acquisitions by Amazon, Sales Directors from Starbucks
With tested founders and world-class engineers, Artly’s leadership blends deep technical talent with proven enterprise execution.
Co-founder & CEO, Orbeus Inc (Acquired by Amazon)
Principal Scientist at AWS AI
Creator of AWS CV Platform
Ph.D. candidate at Boston Univ.
30+ US Patents in AI
Head of Product, Orbeus Inc4 Patents and 10+ Papers
Lead PM at Alexa Platform Amazon RoboticsPh.D. in Robotics at Boston Univ
Creator of PhotoTime
Principal Scientist at AWS AI
Renowned AI researcher
20,000 + citations in CV and AI
Brendan Iribe Endowed Professor
Professor at Maryland University, specializing in cyber-physical systems, motion planning, and AI-driven robotics.
Leading global distribution across North America, Europe, UAE, and APAC
Focused on AI-powered retail automation and next-generation robotic coffee systems
Background in Information Technology & Quantitative Finance at NYU
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10+ years in specialty coffee, with deep expertise from sourcing to roasting and brewing
Certified Q Arabica Grader with multiple U.S. competition awards, including top placements in USCC Cold Brew and Roasting categories
Founder of In J Coffee and Super Joy Coffee in Portland
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