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Config Management for Robotics

miruml.com
HQ: San Francisco, CA, USA
1-10
B2B

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Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals

Updated Jul 30, 2026

Overview

Miru is a YC S24 robotics software startup building configuration-management and deployment infrastructure for robotics and IoT fleets, with a developer-first API/SDK layer and a UI for safe fleetwide config changes.

Primary product

Configuration management and deployment infrastructure for robotics fleets

Founded

2024

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Team size

1-10

Industry

Software Development

Sub-industry

Robotics configuration management / robotics infrastructure

Offices

San Francisco, California, United States

Business model

B2B software
developer tools
API + SDK platform

Funding

Stage

Pre-Seed

Total raised

$500K

Latest round

Pre Seed · Sep 2024

Latest amount

$500K

Pre Seed

Sep 2024 · Y Combinator

$500K

People & investors

Leadership

Armel Talla

Co-Founder & CEO

Vedant Nair

Co-Founder & COO

Benjamin Smidt

Co-Founder & CTO

Investors

General Catalyst
Orange Collective
Pioneer Fund
Y Combinator

Work & culture

Founder-led and developer-first, with public messaging around reliability, security, fast customer support, and a 'zero-bug policy.'

Product & market

Pricing

Not publicly disclosed; public CTAs point users to book a demo or contact the founders.

Differentiators

  • —Visual configuration editor for non-terminal workflows
  • —Release management and history tracking
  • —Schema validation for configs
  • —Fleetwide auditability and consistency
  • —Pull-based on-device agent for offline resilience
  • —Developer-first APIs and SDKs
  • —Does not need access to application code or git repository

Technology

APIs
SDKs
Git integration
JSON Schema
C++
Rust
Python
CLI
systemd
Unix socket
HTTPS
MQTT over TLS
open-source agent

Customers

Pickle Robot Co.
robotics teams
robotics and IoT engineering teams

Competitors

manual SSH/SCP deployment workflows
custom internal DevOps tools
generic IoT device management platforms

Scale & contact

Estimated revenue

Approximately $0.4M-$1.0M in estimated annual revenue/ARR (third-party estimates; no public audited revenue disclosed)

founders@miruml.com

Latest news

Two Mistakes Robotics Teams Keep Making Before They Scale

Miru blog · Dec 2025

A recent Miru blog post tying fleet-scale robotics lessons to config management, remote access, OTA updates, and structured logging.

Robotics Config Management Is a Mess. Fix it with Miru.

Miru's Blog · Jun 2025

Detailed technical write-up on Miru's schema versioning, tagging/override system, pull-based agent, and C++/Rust/Python SDK roadmap.

Meet Miru: An AI-Powered Startup that Helps Robotics and IoT Teams to Painlessly Deploy Software Over the Air

MarkTechPost · Aug 2024

Explains Miru's over-the-air deployment, centralized device management, GitHub-triggered updates, and GPU/edge-device positioning for robotics and IoT teams.

Miru launches with Y Combinator funding

LinkedIn · Jul 2024

Vedant Nair announced Miru's launch, said the company is building deployment infrastructure for robotics and IoT, and thanked Y Combinator for funding the YC S24 batch.

Why Miru is the Go-To Solution for Over-the-Air IoT Deployments

Hiretop · Jul 2024

Profiles Miru as a robotics/IoT deployment infrastructure startup founded by Armel Talla, Vedant Nair, and Benjamin Smidt, based in San Francisco and backed by Y Combinator.

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