NVIDIA Blog · Sep 2020
Describes the Double 3 launch, NVIDIA Jetson TX2 usage, and the company’s emphasis on autonomy and remote work use cases.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Double Robotics makes telepresence robots that let remote workers, students, and other users move around and interact in a physical space via video conferencing hardware mounted on a mobile base. Its flagship product is Double 3, a self-driving telepresence robot for hybrid offices and classrooms.
Primary product
Double 3 telepresence robot
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Burlingame, California, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Industry
Computer Hardware Manufacturing
Sub-industry
Telepresence robotics
Offices
Business model
Stage
seed
Total raised
$2M
Latest round
Venture Round · Jan 2014
Venture Round
Jan 2014
Sep 2012 · Grishin Robotics
Founders
Co-founder & CTO
Public evidence suggests a small, product-focused hardware team with a strong design and usability emphasis. Historical customer references describe a flexible work-from-home culture in at least one customer deployment, but not company policy.
Compensation
Public salary signals from LinkedIn-derived data show approximate ranges of Tech: $57,006/year, Lead Mechanical Engineer: $116,523/year, and Data Center Technician: $66,207/year. No official compensation philosophy was found.
Pricing
Direct hardware sales plus recurring software subscription/fleet-management pricing; historical sources cite Double 3 at $3,999 and a $99/unit monthly subscription model.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Approximately $1M-$10M annually (LinkedIn-derived estimate); historical reporting also cited $20M cumulative sales by 2017, but not current annual revenue.
Estimated monthly visits
6.9K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
NVIDIA Blog · Sep 2020
Describes the Double 3 launch, NVIDIA Jetson TX2 usage, and the company’s emphasis on autonomy and remote work use cases.
TechTarget · Apr 2020
Covered Double Robotics deployments at Standard Restaurant Supply and discussed Double 3 improvements and pricing context for telepresence robots.
The Verge · Aug 2019
Covers the Double 3 launch, including self-driving navigation, mixed reality, built-in screen replacement for the iPad, and pricing starting at $3,999.
VentureBeat · Jan 2017
Reported cumulative sales and a planned software subscription model; also cited previous funding from SK Ventures, Grishin Robotics, Y Combinator, and angel investors.
Business Insider · Mar 2016
Described Double robot use by the company’s CEO and noted the company had about 35 employees at that time.
3 jobs at Double Robotics