Boost Robotics (YC X25) — Robots for the inspection and maintenance of data centers
Boost Robotics is building autonomous mobile manipulation robots to remotely perform manual tasks in data centers. The surge in AI applications is pushing data centers to scale faster than they can manage, leading to suboptimal operations and staffing shortages amid rising power and compute demands.
Boost Robotics is a Y Combinator company in the Spring 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Robots for the inspection and maintenance of data centers. The founders listed are Hardik Singh (Founder/CEO), Hans Kumar (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, June 3, 2025).
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Boost Robotics is building autonomous mobile manipulation robots to remotely perform manual tasks in data centers.
The surge in AI applications is pushing data centers to scale faster than they can manage, leading to suboptimal operations and staffing shortages amid rising power and compute demands.
We save data centers millions in insurance premiums and SLA violations by increasing the frequency of inspection and maintenance while reducing the time it takes to triage and address failures.
Hardik Singh
Founder/CEO
Hans Kumar
Founder/CTO
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