Neuromorphic (YC S26) — Building robots to automate wetlabs
We are building robots that can work autonomously in existing wet labs. Unlike traditional lab automation, which requires dedicated equipment and fixed workflows, our robot moves between workstations, manipulates existing scientific equipment, transports lab materials, and executes experiments using the same lab infrastructure as a human technician.
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We are building robots that can work autonomously in existing wet labs. Unlike traditional lab automation, which requires dedicated equipment and fixed workflows, our robot moves between workstations, manipulates existing scientific equipment, transports lab materials, and executes experiments using the same lab infrastructure as a human technician. We make the robots easy to manage through natural interfaces like Slack, email, and phone. Our goal is to make deploying robots in wet labs as easy as onboarding a new employee, and to accelerate scientific research!
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Robots that automate wet labs. Our robots navigate your lab, manipulate samples, and operate scientific equipment. Already working daily in production.
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Vatan Aksoy Tezer
Founder/CEO
Founder at Neuromorphic. Previously Lead Robotics Engineer at Augmentus, deploying motion planning algorithms to production with sub-mm accuracy and leading a team of 5. Before that, built navigation stacks from scratch at KABAM Robotics (deployed 100+ robots) and scaled ASRS systems at Rapyuta Robotics (1000+ robots to production). Core maintainer of MoveIt at PickNik Robotics. MS in CS from Sabanci University, BS in Astronautical Engineering from Istanbul Technical University.
Ege Doganay
Founder/CTO
Founder at Neuromorphic (YC S26). Robotics and AI research at Bilkent University. Research fellow at Nanyang Technological University. Published research in top AI and robotics conferences. Won HackMIT, Stanford XR, MIT Reality Hack.
Cem Toker
Founder/COO
Founder at Neuromorphic. Co-founded ErgoFlow, building LLM routing and training acceleration. Previously developed static calibration algorithms for industrial robots at Zeeko achieving 30% higher precision. Engineering at Cambridge.
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