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Simon Kalouche

Founder

Founder at Nimble Robotics

San Francisco, California, United States

FoundedNimble Robotics

30 Under 30 2021 · Manufacturing & Industry

About

Simon Kalouche is the founder and CEO of Nimble Robotics, a company developing autonomous supply chain technology. Nimble has built a general-purpose warehouse humanoid robot designed to perform core warehouse tasks including storage, retrieval, picking, packing, and sorting. The company's board of directors includes Fei-Fei Li, Marc Raibert, and Sebastian Thrun.

Founder at Nimble Robotics

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Experience

  1. Nimble RoboticsFounder, CEOcurrent2018 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. Stanford UniversityPhD Student2016 — 2018Palo Alto, CA
  3. Carnegie Mellon UniversityNDSEG Graduate Research Fellow2014 — 2016
  4. NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryRobotics Engineer (347C)2013 — 2014Pasadena, Ca
  5. The Ohio State UniversityAutonomous Vehicles Researcher2011 — 2013
  6. CaltechResearch Intern2013Pasadena, California, United States

Education

  1. Stanford UniversityPhD Dropout, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab2016 — 2018
  2. Carnegie Mellon UniversityM.S., Robotics2014 — 2016
  3. The Ohio State UniversityB.S., Honors Mechanical Engineering | Entrepreneurship Minor

Frequently asked questions

Who is Simon Kalouche?
Simon Kalouche is the founder and CEO of Nimble Robotics, a company developing autonomous supply chain technology. Nimble has built a general-purpose warehouse humanoid robot designed to perform core warehouse tasks including storage, retrieval, picking, packing, and sorting. The company's board of directors includes Fei-Fei Li, Marc Raibert, and Sebastian Thrun.
Where does Simon Kalouche work?
Simon Kalouche is Founder of Nimble Robotics.
What companies did Simon Kalouche found?
Simon Kalouche founded Nimble Robotics.
Where did Simon Kalouche go to school?
Simon Kalouche studied at Stanford University (PhD Dropout, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab); Carnegie Mellon University (M.S., Robotics); The Ohio State University (B.S., Honors Mechanical Engineering | Entrepreneurship Minor).

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