Robot.com
Robot.com is a San Francisco robotics company, founded in 2017 as Kiwibot and renamed Robot.com, with offices in Colombia. It is led by chief executive and co-founder Felipe Chavez Cortes, with co-founder David Rodriguez. The company has deployed more than 500 robots across the United States, Canada, Dubai and the Middle East and North Africa, completing more than 2.5 million tasks. On 22 June 2026 it launched R-noid, a legless humanoid built for repetitive multi-shift work, and R-top, which works on fixed surfaces for precise or delicate tasks. R-noid has dual seven-degree-of-freedom arms, a four-degree-of-freedom torso with a vertical reach of up to 1.9 m and a holonomic mobile base, and runs on Physical Intelligence's π0.7 vision-language-action model. It launched with 19 deployable tasks in solutions such as Restaurant Assistant, Packer, Picker, Folder and Host, and Robot.com deploys it as a robot-as-a-service within eight to twelve weeks. Sodexo is a notable client.
💡Notable Achievement: Robot.com, founded in 2017 as Kiwibot, launched R-noid on 22 June 2026 and has deployed more than 500 robots completing over 2.5 million tasks.
What Does Robot.com Do?
Robot.com is a San Francisco company, founded in 2017 as Kiwibot, that launched the legless R-noid humanoid and R-top as a robot-as-a-service.
“Humanoids sold as a service, ready in weeks.”
R-noid
Dual seven-degree-of-freedom arms and a holonomic base.
Service Model
Deployed in eight to twelve weeks.
Track Record
More than 500 robots and 2.5 million tasks.
What Can Robot.com Robots Actually Do?
Cross-portfolio operational capabilities, manipulation tasks, and environmental competencies
Repetitive service and logistics tasks.
Restaurant Assistant
Supports food service tasks.
Packing and Picking
Handles packer and picker tasks.
Robot.com Robots
Showing 2 Humanoid Robots of 2 total models
R Top
By: Robot.com
Launched: 2025
The R Top from Robot.com is a stationary humanoid robot engineered for precision tasks on fixed surfaces such as tabletops and workbenches. Featuring dual 6-DOF arms with 9lbs payload capacity per arm, it excels in repetitive, delicate manipulation like package handling, kitchen assistance, and assembly work. Designed with human-safe principles and advanced AI integration via the RobotOS platform, R Top enhances productivity in logistics, hospitality, and service environments. Its configurable static base ensures stability for intricate operations, while seamless synchronization with mobile counterparts like R Noid enables ecosystem-wide efficiency. Emphasizing practical utility over spectacle, it incorporates precise grippers and sensors for safe human-robot collaboration, reducing worker fatigue on monotonous physical tasks and improving overall workflow safety.
R Noid
By: Robot.com
Launched: 2025
R Noid is a production-ready service humanoid robot designed for real-world deployment in logistics, warehousing, hospitality, and light manufacturing environments. Standing 170 cm tall, it features dual 7-DOF arms with 4 kg payload capacity per arm, omni-directional mobility at human-scale speeds, and an expressive dual-screen display for communication and branding. Equipped with advanced perception systems and collaborative safety features, R Noid operates autonomously alongside human workers in dynamic indoor and outdoor environments. Its modular gripper interface, robust connectivity, and cloud-integrated task orchestration enable flexible deployment across warehouses, kitchens, retail spaces, and logistics operations where it handles repetitive material handling and service tasks safely and efficiently.
Robot.com Software & AI Ecosystem
Developer platforms, fleet management portals, autonomy intelligence, and enterprise integrations
π0.7
Vision-Language-Action Model
Physical Intelligence model that R-noid runs on.
Robot.com Timeline & Milestones
Evolutionary history, landmark prototypes, major acquisitions, and commercial roadmap
Founded as Kiwibot
The company that becomes Robot.com is founded in 2017 as Kiwibot, and later rebrands to Robot.com.
Source: robot.com
R-noid humanoid launched
Robot.com launches R-noid, a legless humanoid with dual seven-degree-of-freedom arms, and R-top, sold as a robot-as-a-service.
Source: robot.com
Robot.com Competitors by Category
Direct industry rivals grouped by specific robotics domain
Diligent Robotics
→Model: Moxi
Focus: Hospital healthcare supply courier manipulation
Relay Robotics
Industry PeerModel: Relay+
Focus: Wheeled indoor delivery without robotic arms
What Makes Robot.com Different?
Editorial AnalysisOrigin of Bots objective strategic assessment, engineering moats, and commercial hurdles
Key Strengths & Moats
- ✓Existing large robot fleet.
- ✓Quick deployment model.
Core Strategic Focus
Scaling R-noid deployments.
Road Ahead & Challenges
- •R-noid is new.
- •Pricing not published.
Robot.com vs Key Competitors
Strategic capability matrix across platform categories, commercial readiness, and target markets
Form Factor
- R-noid (Robot.com)
- Wheeled Dual-Arm
- Moxi (Diligent)
- Wheeled Single-Arm
- aeo (Aeolus)
- Wheeled Dual-Arm
- PUDU D7
- Wheeled Dual-Arm
Arm Payload
- R-noid (Robot.com)
- 5 kg per arm
- Moxi (Diligent)
- 3 kg single arm
- aeo (Aeolus)
- 4 kg per arm
- PUDU D7
- 5 kg per arm
Target Workflow
- R-noid (Robot.com)
- Kitchen & Pack Lines
- Moxi (Diligent)
- Hospital Logistics
- aeo (Aeolus)
- Eldercare Patrol
- PUDU D7
- Elevator Service
| Strategic Dimension | R-noid (Robot.com) | Moxi (Diligent) | aeo (Aeolus) | PUDU D7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Form Factor | Wheeled Dual-Arm | Wheeled Single-Arm | Wheeled Dual-Arm | Wheeled Dual-Arm |
| Arm Payload | 5 kg per arm | 3 kg single arm | 4 kg per arm | 5 kg per arm |
| Target Workflow | Kitchen & Pack Lines | Hospital Logistics | Eldercare Patrol | Elevator Service |
Corporate Ecosystem & Ownership Structure
Parent company relationships, historical acquisitions, and global operating facilities
Global Facilities & Operating Hubs
Robot.com Headquarters
HQSan Francisco, California, United States
Articles & Industry News
Showing 2 recent articles and news updates about Robot.com
Robot.com’s R Top highlights the shift toward teleoperated humanoids for fixed workstations
News about R Top
Robot.com positions R Noid as a teleoperation-first humanoid for real work
News about R Noid
Frequently Asked Questions
8 AnswersVerified answers, company specifications, and deployment details about Robot.com
What is Robot.com?
Robot.com is a San Francisco robotics company, founded in 2017 as Kiwibot, that deploys robots as a service and launched the R-noid humanoid and R-top in June 2026.
Who runs Robot.com?
Robot.com is led by chief executive and co-founder Felipe Chavez Cortes, with co-founder David Rodriguez. It has offices in San Francisco and Colombia.
What is the R-noid?
R-noid is Robot.com's legless humanoid for repetitive multi-shift work, with dual seven-degree-of-freedom arms, a four-degree-of-freedom torso reaching up to 1.9 m and a holonomic base.
What is the R-top?
R-top is Robot.com's robot that operates on fixed surfaces to manage precise or delicate tasks, sold alongside the mobile R-noid.
What AI does R-noid run on?
R-noid runs on Physical Intelligence's π0.7 vision-language-action model and launched with 19 deployable tasks, including picking, packing, folding and hosting.
How is R-noid sold?
Robot.com sells R-noid as robot-as-a-service, and says it can deploy an operating system within eight to twelve weeks of the first site visit.
How many robots has Robot.com deployed?
Robot.com has deployed more than 500 robots across the United States, Canada, Dubai and the Middle East and North Africa, completing more than 2.5 million tasks.
Which industries does R-noid serve?
Robot.com targets six verticals: industrial, logistics, healthcare, food services, lodging and experiential, and has clients such as Sodexo, with solutions from restaurant assistant to packer and picker.
Verified Data & Editorial Assurance
Compiled from verified corporate filings, official Robot.com datasheets, and robotics engineering registries. Information has been verified against official manufacturer documentation. For commercial procurement or proprietary integrations, contact the manufacturer directly.