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Founded Year

2017

Stage

Grant - II | Alive

Total Raised

$2.76M

Last Raised

$2.5M | 1 yr ago

About Hello Robot

Hello Robot develops robotic technology offering a fully integrated mobile cobot (collaborative robot) built on open-source software and customizable hardware. Its products include Stretch, a robotic mobile manipulator that includes a gripper, computer, sensors, and software programmed to implement a wide range of tasks. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Martinez, California.

Headquarters Location

825 Ferry Street Suite A

Martinez, California, 94553,

United States

510-929-0926

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Hello Robot Patents

Hello Robot has filed 2 patents.

The 3 most popular patent topics include:

  • actuators
  • 3d imaging
  • automotive transmission technologies
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Application Date

Grant Date

Title

Related Topics

Status

12/4/2020

11/21/2023

Robotics, Muscles of the upper limb, 3D imaging, Actuators, Upper limb anatomy

Grant

Application Date

12/4/2020

Grant Date

11/21/2023

Title

Related Topics

Robotics, Muscles of the upper limb, 3D imaging, Actuators, Upper limb anatomy

Status

Grant

Latest Hello Robot News

Hello Robot earns $2.5M grant from National Institute of Health

Jan 10, 2023

The Robot Report Listen to this article Hello Robot’s Stretch earned a $2.5 million grant to expand the robot’s capabilities. | Source: Hello Robot The National Institute on Aging, part of the National Institute of Health (NIH), awarded Hello Robot with a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research grant worth approximately $2.5 million. Hello Robot creates assistive mobile manipulator robots that aim to help aging adults with cognitive and physical impairments. With the grant, the company hopes to further develop its Stretch Cognitive and Physical Assistant. Stretch is a slender and versatile mobile manipulator that can operate autonomously. Stretch 2 , the latest version of the robot, has a 109 cm vertical range of motion, and a telescoping arm that can extend 52 cm beyond its base. The robot’s wrist extends this reach so that the robot can reach the back of a countertop. Hello Robot hopes that Stretch can be a friendly, affordable and capable helper for older adults struggling with a range of physical and cognitive impairments. “Caregiving is in crisis,” Hello Robot CEO Dr. Aaron Edsinger said in a release. “It is becoming increasingly difficult to arrange care for older family members living at home. Robots such as Stretch hold incredible promise to augment the caregiving workforce, allowing loved ones to age-in-place at home for longer.” The grant builds on a Phase I NIH award. With the previous grant, Hello Robot worked with a research team at the University of Illinois, led by Dr. Wendy Rogers. The team showed that Stretch was able to provide meaningful assistance to an individual with quadriplegia. The new grant aims to expand on this previous work and test Stretch’s capabilities in helping people with mild cognitive impairment with both physical and cognitive tasks. “This award brings together an incredible team  – working together towards a shared vision where robots like Stretch can enhance life for everyone, including children, older adults, and people with disabilities,” Edsinger said in a release. Hello Robot also plans to make changes to its remote control interface so that it can be used by caregivers. The grant will also help the company develop more autonomous activities for Stretch and explore Stetch’s utility in a variety of home and assisted living environments. About The Author Brianna Wessling Brianna Wessling is an Associate Editor, Robotics, WTWH Media. She joined WTWH Media in November 2021, and is a recent graduate from the University of Kansas. She can be reached at [email protected]

Hello Robot Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Hello Robot founded?

    Hello Robot was founded in 2017.

  • Where is Hello Robot's headquarters?

    Hello Robot's headquarters is located at 825 Ferry Street, Martinez.

  • What is Hello Robot's latest funding round?

    Hello Robot's latest funding round is Grant - II.

  • How much did Hello Robot raise?

    Hello Robot raised a total of $2.76M.

  • Who are the investors of Hello Robot?

    Investors of Hello Robot include National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health and Gen 1 Capital.

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