Robots, motors, and the factories that make them. Built in America.
ScrollThe best humanoid robot fighting team on the planet.
REK takes humanoid robots, rebuilds them, writes their own software, and trains every move. Then they put them in the cage to fight. Robot fighting is the hardest test a humanoid can face, and it's a sport people can't look away from. Nobody does it better.
A crew of small robots that never calls in sick.
Vegetable and berry farms still run on people bent over in the dirt, and those people get harder to find every season. Rowve builds small, tough robots that roll right over the crop beds and do the work, starting with weeding. The farm gets done without hunting for a crew.
The heart of every robot motor, made in America again.
Every drone, robot arm and humanoid joint spins on an electric motor, and every one of those motors is built around a stator. Today almost all of them come from overseas. American Stator winds them here, turns them around fast, and builds them to whatever height you need. When American robots scale up, this is where the motors start.
Humanoids, farm fleets and drones are going from demos to real paying work. Whoever gets them into production first wins big.
Motors, stators, and the machines that make them mostly come from somewhere else. Building them here is a once in a generation opening.
We write the first check, when there's a working prototype and a hard road ahead. That's where the biggest wins come from.
For LPs who want to build alongside us. It goes straight to me.
A few times a year.
Robots, motors, or the machines that make things. If you have a prototype that works, or close to it, send it over. I read every one.