Orangewood Labs
YC W18San Francisco, US · Founded 2017 · 40 employees · Hiring · 3 known investors
Orangewood develops industrial robots for bin picking, visual inspection, powder coating, bartending, and spray painting tasks. The company targets manufacturing and industrial operations seeking to automate repetitive or hazardous tasks.
Also known as Orangewood
Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W18)
Orangewood Labs was founded in 2017 by Abhinav Das, Akash Bansal, and Aditya Bhatia.
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Orangewood Labs develops AI-powered robotic arms positioned as collaborative robots (cobots) intended to be safe, affordable and simple to operate for modern manufacturing environments. The company frames its mission as "democratizing robots," emphasizing ease of operation as a way to broaden access to industrial automation.
Applications promoted by the company include bin picking, visual inspection, powder coating, spray painting, and a bartending bot, spanning material handling, quality control, surface finishing and hospitality-style object retrieval. The company also markets a product or capability referred to as "RoboGPT" alongside its robotic arm offering, and its website advertises robots available for pre-order as well as demo bookings.
Business model
Orangewood sells robotic arm hardware and associated automation capabilities to industrial customers, with its website offering pre-orders for its robots and inviting prospective buyers to book a demonstration.
Traction
The company states on its website that its robots are deployed with industrial customers and presents real-time metrics on tasks completed by Orangewood robots, while noting these figures are rough estimates.
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Market position
Orangewood positions itself in the collaborative robotics segment, competing on affordability, safety and ease of operation relative to conventional industrial robot systems.
The company differentiates on robotic arms that are simple to operate without specialist programming, combined with affordability and safety for collaborative use, and AI-driven functionality marketed as RoboGPT.
Technology
The company builds robotic arms that incorporate AI, marketed as collaborative robots designed for safety, affordability and simplified operation. It also references a "RoboGPT" capability, and its use cases imply vision-based functions such as visual inspection and bin picking.
Go-to-market
Direct sales motion driven through the company website, using demo bookings, pre-orders and a community sign-up as primary conversion paths.
Manufacturers and industrial operators seeking to automate tasks such as bin picking, quality inspection, powder coating and spray painting, including hazardous or repetitive work.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Orangewood Labs do?
- Orangewood Labs builds AI-powered collaborative robotic arms for manufacturing and industrial tasks.
- Who founded Orangewood Labs?
- Orangewood Labs was founded by Abhinav Das, Akash Bansal, Aditya Bhatia in 2017.
- Who are Orangewood Labs's investors?
- Orangewood Labs's investors include Founders, Y Combinator, 7percent Ventures.
- Where is Orangewood Labs headquartered?
- Orangewood Labs is headquartered in San Francisco, US.