
Carnegie Foundry is a venture studio building robotics and AI companies in partnership with CMU's National Robotics Engineering Center.
Carnegie Foundry is a venture studio founded in partnership with the National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC), a semi-autonomous business unit of Carnegie Mellon University. Its business is building industrial automation companies that commercialize robotics, AI, sensor, and signal-processing technology for the energy, manufacturing, defense, construction, and healthcare industries. Its companies include VoxEQ, Freespace Robotics, and Thryve Labs.
Its stated edge over the venture capital a robotics founder would otherwise raise comes from starting each company with NREC technology already at a higher technology-readiness level and a shared bench of engineering expertise. The studio says this minimizes the engineering risks, long lead times, and high burn rates that commonly fail robotics start-ups, and that it serves physical industries long under-invested.

Freespace Robotics

Carnegie Robotics

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Rios
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Industrial Next
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GrayMatter Robotics

Fox Robotics
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Pivot Robotics
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Symbio Robotics
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Inception Robotics

RGo Robotics
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Mind Robotics
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Orangewood Labs
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Machina Labs
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ThoughtForge

Autonopia
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Reason Robotics
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Formic Technologies
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Nextera Robotics
Companies similar to Carnegie Foundry include Freespace Robotics, Carnegie Robotics, Foundry Robotics and Voaige.
Carnegie Foundry was founded in 2019.
Carnegie Foundry's headquarters is located in Monroeville, PA, US.
As of Jan 26, 2022, Carnegie Foundry has disclosed funding of $10M (USD).
Carnegie Foundry has 6 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.