YC Spring 2026 (P26) founder

Stamatios Floratos

Founder of Eden Robotics, Autonomous services for humanity.

Company

Stamatios Floratos is listed as a founder of Eden Robotics. We're building robots that just work and use them to deliver autonomous services at scale. Our first use case is semi-humanoid robots for manufacturing and logistics. Unlike traditional robotics companies, we don't sell robots, we provide physical agents for hire where companies pay for the robots based on usage, decreasing the barrier to entry and expanding the robotics market as a whole.

Founder traction evidence

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    Meet Eden-1 The era of human labour is coming to a magnificent end.

    Meet Eden-1 The era of human labour is coming to a magnificent end. Available for pre-orders today.

  2. LinkedIn

    Building Eden-1 and Theta in 1.5 months

    In 1.5 months the Eden team built a working Eden-1 robot and the Theta foundation model during YC P26.

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    Eden Robotics after YC P26 Demo Day

    Y Combinator P26 Demo Day was just over. Eden-1 ran for 10 continuous hours using Theta.

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    Eden Interlink long-distance teleoperation

    Long-distance realtime teleop for Eden-1, introducing Interlink and its remote data loop.

  5. LinkedIn

    A full-stack robotics business model

    A founder thesis on changing the robotics integrator model through a full-stack approach.

  6. LinkedIn

    Meet Eden-1

    Eden Robotics introduced Eden-1, Theta, hourly robot access, and preorders with cofounder Joseph Humphreys.

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    Eden joins Y Combinator P26

    Eden is officially part of Y Combinator P26 and is building deployment infrastructure for autonomous services.

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    1.5 months This is how long it took us to go from nothing to a fully working version of our robot Eden-1.

    1.5 months This is how long it took us to go from nothing to a fully working version of our robot Eden-1. Now our bots are learning to be useful with our foundation model θ. More to come…