Peer Robotics

Peer Robotics provides collaborative mobile robots for manufacturing automation, delivering human-centric and adaptable autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) that learn directly from humans to eliminate the complexity and cost barriers of traditional automation. The company offers four primary material movement solutions: Pallet Movement Solution (automating American, European, or custom pallet movement across shop floors), Trolley Movement Solution (automating movement of existing trolleys without changing assets or infrastructure), Trolley Tugging Solution (automating tugging operations end-to-end from autonomous pickup to drop-off of tug trains with human takeover capability), and Bin Movement Solution (autonomous delivery of kits and bins from staging areas to assembly lines with closed-loop retrieval of empty bins). Peer Robotics' product platforms include the Peer 3000 (the newest collaborative mobile robot platform that won the iF Design Award 2026), RM500 (an advanced AMR with 500kg payload capacity for heavy-duty material handling), and RM250 (a robust AMR with 250kg payload capacity optimized for dynamic manufacturing environments). All robots feature LiDAR and camera-based navigation, autonomous charging, external power and I/O ports, and the ability to dynamically learn from humans in real-time interactions. The Peer Dashboard provides an intelligent ecosystem with real-time visibility and control, data-driven insights, personalized user-friendly interface, and fleet scalability without added complexity. The company operates across the USA, Mexico, Germany, Hungary, and India. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in New Haven, Connecticut and Gurugram, India, Peer Robotics has raised $4.4M in seed funding from investors including Techstars, Axilor Ventures, Connecticut Innovations, Innopact, Kalaari Capital, Maruti Suzuki MAIL, and GHV Accelerator.