Autonomous service robots and fleet software for restaurants and hospitality
Bear Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots for food service, pairing a robotics core (ROS, Gazebo, C++, TensorFlow) with a cloud fleet layer on Kubernetes, Kafka, MQTT/EMQX and gRPC — a stack built for operating connected robots at scale. Accelerating, engineering-heavy hiring across the US, South Korea, Japan and Vietnam lines up with work on next-gen robot operation software, an autonomous control system and RaaS go-to-market.
Notable leadership hires: Business Director
Bear Robotics, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, develops autonomous mobile robots for restaurants and the wider hospitality sector. Its robots handle tasks such as serving and work alongside venue staff. The privately held company has 201–500 employees and hires in the United States, South Korea, Japan and Vietnam. Its software spans onboard autonomy, robot touch-screen interfaces and cloud services for managing deployed fleets, sold in part through a robotics-as-a-service model.
Bear Robotics uses Python, C++, Go and Java with ROS and Gazebo for robotics, TensorFlow and Keras for ML, and Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Kafka, MQTT, EMQX and gRPC on AWS and GCP.
Bear Robotics hires in the United States, South Korea, Japan and Vietnam, with hiring velocity accelerating and weighted toward engineering, followed by sales and product.
Current work includes AMR development, an autonomous control system, next-gen robot operation software, robot touch-screen and cloud services, robot data processing automation and a RaaS sales strategy.
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