LinkedIn · Nov 2025
A public post advertising the software-engineer role and noting a $100K-$140K salary signal.
Automating refurbishment of $1T in consumer electronics
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Revise Robotics is a YC W25 startup building AI- and robotics-enabled systems to automate electronics refurbishment and resale, starting with laptop refurbishment for e-waste and ITAD operators.
Primary product
AI-enabled robotic system for automated electronics refurbishment and resale, starting with laptops
Founded
2024
Headquarters
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Onsite
Industry
Automation Machinery Manufacturing
Sub-industry
Robotics for electronics refurbishment
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$4.2M
Latest round
Seed · May 2025
Latest amount
$3.6M
Investors
Small, mission-driven team that moves fast, ships hardware and software, and emphasizes hands-on ownership; public hiring language highlights direct work with the CEO and impact on e-waste and digital access.
Work style
Onsite
Visa sponsorship
Yes
Compensation
Public roles advertise paid internships at $8K-$12K/month; a later software-engineer post circulated with $100K-$140K salary, plus early-stage equity and health/dental benefits.
Benefits
Pricing
Pricing is not publicly disclosed; public signals suggest enterprise/pilot-based direct sales for robotic systems and ongoing support.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
LinkedIn · Nov 2025
A public post advertising the software-engineer role and noting a $100K-$140K salary signal.
Signalbase · Apr 2025
Funding announcement describing a $3.5M seed round and the company's plan to scale robotics-driven refurbishment.
American Bazaar · Jan 2025
Coverage of the company's launch, pilot progress, and approach to automating laptop refurbishment and resale using robotics and AI.
Pennovation Works
Revise Robotics was named one of 10 winners in DOE AMMTO's Re-X Before Recycling Prize and received funding plus technical assistance to advance a circular electronics industry.
Y Combinator
Launch page describing the product: automated systems that refurbish and resell used electronics, with pilot and demo details.