About
We connect the digital and physical worlds.
We are the new robotics team of Autosterea, a Seattle company that builds and runs software for businesses.
Why we do this.
To automate the work in the physical world.
Much of a business already runs on software. But a lot of real work still happens by hand: on a desk, on a line, on a floor.
We want to connect the two. Software sees and decides. A machine does the task.
We become that integrator. We start with the hardware you have. In our lab, we teach a robot arm new skills.
How we get there.
Three steps.
See the journey- Today
Integrate.
We offer integration now: we connect hardware and software and automate the work.
- R&D · 2026–2027
Learn.
One step at a time: hands, hands + vision (now), bigger hands, four legs, two legs.
- Products · 2028–2029
Build products.
Actuators first: the motors and gears that move a robot's joints.
The team.
Ravi and AJ.
Ravi
Founder
Ravi founded Autosterea and leads product. In the lab, he connected the arm's 4K camera and drove the real arm from the command center.
AJ
Forward Deployed Engineer
AJ works on hardware and software for clients in the US, from on-site camera installs to the servers behind them.
The journey so far.
Day one: .
We started with a camera on a desk. A week later, the arm arrived. Now a camera guides the arm, and a command center drives it.
- The camera finds and straightens a phone screen
- The arm picks up and spins a pen
- A lab journal, a camera that finds the markers, and a command center
- A tic-tac-toe board, a taught camera map, and the first cubes moved on their own
- Teaching the arm in a simulator, and a cube-finder that trained itself
- Teaching the cube-finder to read the real, messy camera view
Have a task to automate?
Let's talk.
Tell us about your hardware, your software and the work you want to automate.