Twolabs (YC X26) — Humanoid robot platform for builders
We build modular humanoid robots and the software platform that allows anyone to train, deploy, and scale robots for real-world tasks. Today, teaching a robot a new skill requires robotics engineers, machine learning engineers, training infrastructure, and significant compute resources.
Twolabs is a Y Combinator company in the Spring 2026 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Humanoid robot platform for builders. The founders listed are Sardor Rahmatulloev (Founder/CEO), Danyal Ahmad (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, May 26, 2026).
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What it does Humanoid robot platform for builders (source)
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We build modular humanoid robots and the software platform that allows anyone to train, deploy, and scale robots for real-world tasks.
Today, teaching a robot a new skill requires robotics engineers, machine learning engineers, training infrastructure, and significant compute resources. We reduce that process to:
Record → Upload → Train → Deploy.
Our robots are modular and configurable, with interchangeable end effectors, configurable sensors, and multiple deployment configurations.
We believe current humanoid embodiments are often overfit for specific use cases, so we're building a platform that adapts to different environments and applications.
Long term, we want robotics to be as accessible as software development. Our goal is to become the default platform for training and deploying autonomous robots.
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A modular humanoid robot for collecting data, training skills, and deploying autonomous robots.
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Sardor Rahmatulloev
Founder/CEO
Co-Founder & CEO of Twolabs. Previously at Meta Superintelligence Labs, built combat robots at Cornell, and now building humanoid robots.
Danyal Ahmad
Founder/CTO
Co-Founder & CTO of Twolabs. Former Salesforce MTS with an MS in AI from Georgia Tech.
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