Facts

• Segment: Warehouse Logistics
• Country: United States
• Founded: 2026
• Website: https://www.inloop-robotics.com/

Profile sections

• Summary
• Market context
• Facts
• Context / Market Position
• Events
• Team
• Customers and deployments
• Sources

Summary

InLoop Robotics builds AI-native fulfillment systems for warehouses. Its Loop V1 bimanual robot is designed for manufacturing, assembly and logistics tasks, with remote intervention and failure recovery used to improve the robot workforce over time.

Market context

InLoop Robotics matters because it combines warehouse manipulation hardware with a service and learning loop built around real customer operations. That makes it relevant both as a builder and as a signal on lower-friction warehouse automation deployment.

Facts

• Website: https://www.inloop-robotics.com/
• HQ: San Francisco, California, United States
• Founded: 2026
• Segment: Warehouse Logistics

Warehouse robotics-as-a-service

InLoop Robotics focuses on warehouse and factory manipulation tasks with robotic arms deployed into live customer workflows.

• Target environment: Warehouses, fulfillment centers, and factory lines with repetitive packing, kitting, induction, or similar manipulation work.
• Deployment model: Monthly robotics deployment model with on-site systems, remote intervention, and continuous policy improvement from production failures.
• Customer context: Operations teams that want warehouse automation without the cost and integration burden of large traditional automation projects.
• Workflow context: Targets repetitive warehouse and fulfillment tasks where robotic arms can learn from production failures and human intervention.
• Commercial maturity: Founded in 2026 and publicly stated that paid pilots were already live in customer warehouses during its Spring 2026 YC launch.
• Market position: Positioned as a fast-deployment warehouse robotics builder rather than a pure software or warehouse-management vendor.
• Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on task fit, SKU variability, throughput reliability, and whether the service model holds up in live warehouse operations.
• Adjacent context: Comparable context includes warehouse robotic picking, packing, and fulfillment automation vendors plus robotics-as-a-service models.
• Source confidence: high

Events

• 2026-05-19 - Deployment - InLoop Robotics places picking robots in paid warehouse pilots - Paid pilots were live in customer warehouses by May 19, 2026.

Team

• Zakariea Sharfeddine - Founder
• Stepan Feduniak - Founder
• Pasha Rizali - Founder

Customers and deployments

• Paid Pilot Sites - robotic picking systems in paid warehouse pilots - 2026-05-19 - paid warehouse pilot sites - robotic picking, packing, kitting, and fulfillment - InLoop Robotics placed robotic picking systems in paid…