Industrial & Robotics AIUnknownWorth watchingReflex Robotics
Humanoids that learn from real industrial work.
Company snapshot
- Stage
- Unknown
- Status
- published
- Updated
- Nov 8, 2026
- Views
- Category
- Industrial & Robotics AI
- Website
- reflexrobotics.com
What they're building
Humanoids that learn from real industrial work. Reflex builds wheeled humanoid robots for warehouse and factory tasks, combining robust hardware, human supervision, and AI policies that improve through deployed work.
Foundation model usage
Editorial estimates from product descriptions. Model providers and actual usage are not confirmed.
- Inferred architecture
- Code generation
- Estimated model demand
- Low intensity
NYC footprint
- NYC office
- 141 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11251
Funding
Public funding details are not disclosed yet.
Sources & location evidence
Open research desk ↗Profile source review: 2026-11-03. Current company profile identifies Brooklyn headquarters and 141 Flushing Avenue. Company also expanded to San Francisco; NYC remains publicly identified. Funding stage not established from primary announcement. Strict refresh: current primary SeniorFirmwareEngineer role lists NYC|SF, corroborating ongoing NYC engineering operations.
- https://www.reflexrobotics.com/ ↗
- https://www.reflexrobotics.com/careers ↗
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/reflexrobotics ↗
- https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/reflexrobotics/e0e64c7b-9992-4984-89cb-a03030ce6564 ↗
Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn · verified headquarters
141 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11251. Current company-managed profile supplies primary business location and Brooklyn HQ. Navy Yard official contact page identifies 141 Flushing as Building 77; suite omitted because sources conflict. Do not use old trademark addresses as occupancy evidence.
Reflex Robotics - Headquarters and locations ↗Source checked 2026-11-03
Notes
Reflex Robotics is tagged worth watching based on buyer clarity, repeat workflow activity, public activity, and fit with the AI Atlas map.
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