Lucid Bots (YC S19) — We build robots for dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs
At Lucid, we are a B2B robotics provider for dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs, starting with the cleaning industry, which has a 200% annual turnover rate. Our primary product is a drone that can clean anything from windows to roofs to stadium domes to industrial tanks.
Lucid Bots is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2019 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: We build robots for dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs. The founder listed is Andrew Ashur (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 25, 2019).
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At Lucid, we are a B2B robotics provider for dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs, starting with the cleaning industry, which has a 200% annual turnover rate.
Our primary product is a drone that can clean anything from windows to roofs to stadium domes to industrial tanks. Our drones can clean up to 8x faster. Due to customer demand, we also launched a ground-based pressure-washing robot to complement our cleaning drone.
We support customers around the country who use our robots every day to clean properties with great safety and efficiency. We engineer, manufacture, and support our technology from a 20,000 sqft headquarters in Charlotte, NC.
Andrew Ashur
Founder
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