OS3 builds US-manufactured semi-humanoid robots with bimanual mobile platforms and video-trained intelligence, initially deployed in hospitality for tasks like autonomous towel folding. The system features 22 degrees of freedom using in-house actuators and 150,000 hours of video pretraining. Developer units are available for teams to build on the same platform OS3 uses in the field.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Hospitality operations rely heavily on repetitive physical tasks such as folding towels and moving objects, which are labor-intensive and difficult to automate with fixed or single-purpose machines. Existing robotic solutions often lack the dexterity, mobility, and adaptive learning needed to handle varied real-world environments.
Solution
OS3 provides a bimanual mobile semi-humanoid robot designed and trained for autonomous operation in hospitality settings. The system combines a 22-degree-of-freedom actuated body with video-based pretraining from 150,000 hours of footage, enabling flexible task execution. The robot currently performs tasks like towel folding at hospitality deployments available for as low as $2.50 per hour. OS3 also offers developer units so external teams can build new applications on the same hardware and software platform.
Target Audience
Hospitality operators seeking low-cost automation for physical tasks, and robotics developers or startups wanting a capable bimanual mobile platform for building custom applications.
Features
- Bimanual mobile robot with 22 degrees of freedom using actuators designed and built in-house
- Video-trained intelligence pretrained on 150,000 hours of footage for adaptable task performance
- Autonomous hospitality deployment focused on tasks such as towel folding
- Developer unit program providing access to the same platform used in field deployments, at $14,995 purchase or $1,800/month lease with a $99 refundable preorder deposit
- US-built hardware emphasizing integrated design of body and brain