Tensr launches a 12,000-square-foot robot factory and aims to automate the rest
The YC startup says it is filling humanoid and space-robot orders while building toward 24-hour autonomous production.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Y Combinator
Why it matters
Tensr is turning customer production runs into training data, betting that operating a factory is the fastest route to automating one end to end.
Eric Berndt, Adith Sundram and C.K. Wolfe have launched Tensr, a Y Combinator-backed manufacturer operating a 12,000-square-foot Bay Area factory for building robots designed by other companies.…