In short:

Product:

MicroFactory is a compact robotic cell for electronics assembly.

Our customers have frequently changing tasks, so we use an agentic integrator that handles the entire deployment: generates tooling, writes control code, trains models, and writes instructions for the human operator.

Long-term goal:

We’re targeting the same high-mix, low-volume tasks as humanoids (estimated at $42T), but we're starting with a robot that has a positive ROI and benefits from frontier models.

Business model

Initial payment for hardware + subscription + token usage

Traction

• Production for Unruggable startup, they paid $22k and built whole strategy around MicroFactory.
• 140 paid reservations ($1.4M in pipeline), includes Roche (Fortune 500), Molex (a Lockheed Martin supplier).

Ask: 5M seed To fulfill the reservations, deploy 100 robots, and automate our own production.

Traction

Our focus is production with positive ROI, not short-term subsidized deployments.

1. Our robot is in production at Unruggable, a San Francisco hardware startup making a smart wallet. They paid the full $22K price and built their entire strategy around MicroFactory. MicroFactory frees the founder from tedious assembly work and serves as a primary marketing tool and a source of customer trust. Case study: https://research.microfactory.com/Case-Study-3e0f5a9f94f880428e22e7ec1e7bf233
2. We’re an approved supplier for a major manufacturer and are finalizing a sale of 4 units.

1. We have 140 more paid reservations ($1.4M in pipeline). Our queue includes Roche (a Fortune 500 company) and Molex (a Lockheed Martin supplier).