Mesoware announced $1.5 million in pre-seed funding led by Pillar VC to develop AI-powered robotics solutions for automated manufacturing. The company was founded by Joe Mattekatt, Shalin Patel, and Pei Liang Guo.
Mesoware's platform lets manufacturers design and deploy intelligent automation by capturing tasks they want robots to perform, enabling setup of fully productive work cells with minimal robot training. The modular hardware and software ecosystem handles real-world variation such as differences in part placement, tolerances, and sequence changes without frequent reprogramming.
The platform enables robots to execute tasks including assembly, packaging, and machine tending. The team is initially focusing on automating subassembly processes for products such as drones.
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