Autonomous floor-cleaning home robot built on vision AI and 3D mapping
Matic Robots builds a consumer home robot whose stack spans the full device: Embedded Linux, C++ and Rust on-board, PyTorch for perception, Altium and Cadence for electronics, SolidWorks for mechanics, plus Swift and React for app surfaces. Rust adoption alongside pain points around limited compute signals a push for efficient, safe on-device software. Engineering-heavy, accelerating hiring and reliability-testing projects point to a shift toward production scale.
Matic Robots is a Menlo Park, California company founded in 2017 that develops autonomous home robots for consumers. Its flagship product is a floor-cleaning robot that uses camera-based vision and 3D mapping to navigate and clean homes. The team of 51–200 employees spans engineering, industrial design, manufacturing, marketing, operations and support. The company is privately held and hires in the United States.
Matic Robots uses C++, Rust, Python and Embedded Linux for device software, PyTorch for ML, Altium Designer and Cadence for electronics, SolidWorks for mechanical design, and React, Next.js, TypeScript, Swift and AWS for apps and cloud.
Current work includes accelerated life and reliability testing, fleet analytics and sensor data pipelines, core device systems software covering firmware, motors and sensors, and optimizing high-volume production workflows.
Matic Robots is headquartered in Menlo Park, California, and hires in the United States, with an engineering-heavy mix of mostly mid-level and senior roles.
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