Aeolus Robotics

Aeolus Robotics develops a dual-arm humanoid service robot called "aeo" designed for commercial and institutional environments. The robot autonomously navigates buildings—including riding elevators independently—to perform tasks across four core service modules: disinfection (reducing infection risk without harmful chemicals), care (supporting senior care and healthcare facilities), delivery (transporting items like medications in hospitals), and security (patrolling public and private spaces with real-time monitoring). Aeolus targets senior care facilities, hospitals, property management companies, and security operations, offering flexible leasing plans rather than outright purchase. The company differentiates itself through its humanoid form factor with dual articulated arms, enabling it to interact with objects and environments in ways wheeled or single-arm robots cannot. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Aeolus Robotics has raised approximately $30 million in a Series B round, with backing from investors including GigaMedia, St. Care Group, JAFCO Asia, and WI Harper Group. The robot is deployed in real-world settings across Japan through partnerships with organizations such as HIMEDIC, GLOBESHIP Corporation, Medical Care Service, and Marubun Corporation.