LinkedIn · May 2026
Ritika Shrivastava announced a new version of the Ember Robotics website, with the post emphasizing the company's evolving observability product and updated web presence.
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Updated Jul 30, 2026
Ember Robotics is a San Francisco-based YC S24 startup building an edge-first observability and diagnostics platform for robots and IoT devices, aimed at helping hardware teams trace failures, track releases, and debug complex systems faster.
Primary product
Edge-first hardware and system observability / robot diagnostics platform
Founded
2024
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Robotics Engineering
Sub-industry
Hardware observability and robot diagnostics
Offices
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Business model
Investors
Small founder-led robotics startup with a hands-on builder culture; public posts emphasize demos, conferences, rapid iteration, and making robot debugging and observability reliable in low-connectivity environments.
Compensation
No public compensation bands or salary data were found in the reviewed sources.
Pricing
Public pricing not disclosed; demo/trial-led sales motion.
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LinkedIn · May 2026
Ritika Shrivastava announced a new version of the Ember Robotics website, with the post emphasizing the company's evolving observability product and updated web presence.
LinkedIn · Mar 2026
Ritika Shrivastava announced a sandbox for the platform, including a live fleet health dashboard and other interactive product views.
Fondo · Feb 2026
External launch write-up describing Ember Robotics as an edge-first robot diagnostics platform, highlighting offline-first data capture, sensor and system health analytics, ROS/e-Cal support, and rapid deployment.
LinkedIn · Oct 2025
Shivani Mouleeswaran said Ember Robotics would attend ROSCon 2025 and noted work on speeding up root-cause analysis and adding DDS network metrics.
LinkedIn · May 2025
The company announced it would be at Automate 2025 in Detroit to meet robotics and advanced manufacturing teams and discuss on-device telemetry and fault detection.