Reflex Robotics

United States

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Reflex Robotics is a US company building wheeled humanoids for industrial work, founded by engineers from Anduril, Oculus, Amazon, Waymo, Skydio, Boston Dynamics, ASML, Jane Street and Joby Aviation, and backed by Khosla Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, Collab Fund, 8090 Industries,…

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