Complete Robot

In build phase · MMXXVI · San Francisco

We're building the
Complete Robot.

A marketplace for autonomous business, built from robots and AI agents. The smallest unit is a vending machine that costs four grand, pays itself back in roughly six months, and gets restocked by an AI agent that reorders without supervision. The largest, ten years out, is a city block. Japan has been running businesses without people for 138 years: in 1888 a furniture craftsman in Shimonoseki called Tawaraya Koshichi built the first one, a wooden dispenser adapted from the mechanism of karakuri wind-up dolls, and there are around four million autonomous retail units in the country today. We're building the layer that composes those units into cooperating fleets, whole businesses, and eventually whole blocks.

None of this is open yet. The marketplace, catalogue, and deployment-funding flows below describe the product we're building.