Avea Robotics
YC X26San Francisco, US · Founded 2026 · 2 employees · 1 known investors
Avea Robotics provides ultra-low latency teleoperation software for robotics companies to remotely control, monitor, and collect data from robots. The platform, called Sentinel, enables reliable robot operation, data collection for AI training, and supervised autonomy across multiple deployments.
Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (X26)
Avea Robotics was founded in 2026 by Ary Indarapu and Vikram Vadrevu.
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Ary Indarapuin𝕏Co-Founder and CEOAry Indarapu is co-founder and CEO of Avea Robotics, a company working on autonomous robotics for field deployment.
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Vikram Vadrevuin𝕏Co-Founder & CTOHe studied aerospace and embedded software engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and previously developed flight software for NASA and Department of Defense satellite programs.
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- What does Avea Robotics do?
- Avea Robotics provides ultra-low latency teleoperation software for robotics companies to remotely control, monitor, and collect data from robots. The platform, called Sentinel, enables reliable robot operation, data collection for AI training, and supervised autonomy across multiple deployments.
- Who founded Avea Robotics?
- Avea Robotics was founded by Ary Indarapu, Vikram Vadrevu in 2026.
- Who are Avea Robotics's investors?
- Avea Robotics's investors include Y Combinator.
- Where is Avea Robotics headquartered?
- Avea Robotics is headquartered in San Francisco, US.