Collaborative Robotics

Collaborative Robotics (Cobot) builds collaborative mobile robots designed to operate in human environments - systems intended to work, adapt, and react around people rather than in caged or structured industrial settings. The product line centers on autonomous collaborative mobile robots positioned as trusted extensions of everyday human surroundings. For engineers, the interesting constraints are the human-robot interaction problem itself: unstructured surroundings, proximity to people, and behavior that has to remain legible and predictable while the robot adapts to what is happening around it.

Technical work spans the full stack of a mobile autonomy program - artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, software, test, mechanical, and electrical engineering, with human-robot interaction and mobile robotics as core domains. That breadth implies hardware/software boundary decisions made in-house across perception, planning, control, and the electromechanical platform, plus dedicated test engineering as a first-class discipline rather than an afterthought.

The company operates from Santa Clara, CA and Seattle, WA, and describes a cross-disciplinary, hands-on culture organized around rapid iteration and technical excellence. Roles across AI, software, test, mechanical, and electrical engineering work together on the same physical systems.