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RoboTire

RoboTire

A robotic automation company making a robotic systems for changing car tires.

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robotire.com
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Organization
Organization
Company
Company

Company attributes

Industry
Automotive industry
Automotive industry
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Mobility Technology
Technology
Technology
Automation
Automation
Software
Software
Robotics
Robotics
Robotics software
Robotics software
Location
United States
United States
San Carlos, California
San Carlos, California
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Plymouth, Michigan
B2X
B2B
B2B
CEO
Victor Darolfi
Victor Darolfi
Founder
Victor Darolfi
Victor Darolfi
Will Mapes
Will Mapes
Pitchbook URL
pitchbook.com/profiles...432615-16
Accelerator
Y Combinator
Y Combinator
Plug and Play
Plug and Play
Accelerator Batch
Plug and Play Mobility Batch 8
Plug and Play Mobility Batch 8
Y Combinator W20 Batch
Y Combinator W20 Batch
Number of Employees (Ranges)
1 – 10
Full Address
San Carlos,, CA 94070, US
Investors
Automotive Ventures
Automotive Ventures
Detroit Venture Partners
Detroit Venture Partners
Asymmetry Ventures
Asymmetry Ventures
Redbeard Ventures
Redbeard Ventures
2
Adam Morley
Adam Morley
Y Combinator
Y Combinator
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640 Oxford Ventures
Founded Date
2018
Total Funding Amount (USD)
17,860,098
Latest Funding Round Date
October 7, 2021
Latest Funding Type
Series A
Series A

Other attributes

Company Operating Status
Active
Latest Funding Round Amount (USD)
7,500,000
Y Combinator URL
ycombinator.com/compani...robotire

RoboTire is a robotic automation company making a robotic systems for changing car tires that is headquartered in San Carlos, California and was founded in 2018 by Victor Darolfi. The company makes the robots and software in use by their vehicle maintenance robot. Robotire came out of stealth mode in March 2020 after publicly participating in Y Combinator's start up accelerator program.

Darolfi came up with the idea for RoboTire after waiting three hours to get his tires changed at a shop, and thought why can't robots change his tires like they put tires on in car factories. When explaining how fast RoboTire's robots can change tires Darolfi told reporters:

We can do a set of four tires, put in to pull out, in 10 minutes. It normally takes about 60 minutes for a human operator to do a set of four. Some can go faster, but they really can’t do that eight hours a day.
Funding
Pre-seed

On March 16, 2020 RoboTire announced raising $150,000 in pre-seed funding from Y Combinator through their startup accelerator program.

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