Industrial & Robotics AISeries AWorth watchingUltra Robotics
Practical robots for repetitive warehouse work.
Company snapshot
- Stage
- Series A
- Funding
- Series A · $50M
- Status
- published
- Updated
- Nov 8, 2026
- Views
- Category
- Industrial & Robotics AI
- Website
- ultra.tech
What they're building
Practical robots for repetitive warehouse work. Ultra builds general-purpose AI robots for repetitive industrial manipulation, helping warehouses automate sorting, packing, and material handling without complex integration projects.
Founders
Jon Miller Schwartz
Co-founder and CEO
Max Friefeld
Co-founder
Oliver Ortlieb
Co-founder and CTO
Chetan Parthiban
Co-founder
Foundation model usage
Editorial estimates from product descriptions. Model providers and actual usage are not confirmed.
- Estimated model demand
- Low intensity
NYC footprint
- NYC office
- 68 34th Street, Suite C642, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Funding
Latest funding: Series A · $50M.
Sources & location evidence
Open research desk ↗Profile source review: 2026-11-04. Current primary site announces $50M Series A; date and total raised omitted because not verified on the readable announcement. Brooklyn manufacturing and in-office jobs corroborate operational presence beyond its policy address.
- https://ultra.tech/ ↗
- https://ultra.tech/careers ↗
- https://ultra.tech/privacy-policy ↗
- https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/ultra/jobs/Dureryz-robotics-software-engineer ↗
Sunset Park, Brooklyn · verified headquarters
68 34th Street, Suite C642, Brooklyn, NY 11232. Policy supplies street and suite; current in-office Brooklyn ML/manufacturing jobs corroborate a real operating workplace. Neighborhood supported by another occupant's primary property description.
Ultra Robotics - Privacy Policy ↗Source checked 2026-11-04 · original source 2026-04-29
Notes
Ultra 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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