About Roboot

Manufacturing experience meets humanoid robotics

Roboot was created to help manufacturers explore where humanoid robotics can provide practical value in real production environments.

Menno Boot with humanoid robot

Menno Boot with the first Roboot humanoid.

Why Roboot exists

The next generation of industrial automation will not only consist of fixed machinery, conveyors, and traditional robots. As humanoid robotics continues to evolve, new opportunities are emerging for tasks that were previously difficult or uneconomical to automate.

The question is no longer whether humanoid robots will enter manufacturing environments. The question is where they can provide practical value.

New company. Real experience.

Roboot is young, but the experience behind it comes from years of working with industrial software, machine integration, MES systems, and manufacturing environments.

Built on real manufacturing experience

Roboot combines practical factory knowledge with the emerging potential of humanoid robotics.

Factory Integration

Experience with production equipment, factory layouts, customer environments, and practical constraints on the factory floor.

Software & MES

Background in industrial software, traceability, data exchange, and integration with factory systems.

Automation Mindset

A practical approach to identifying where automation makes sense, where it does not, and what is needed to make it reliable.

Practical deployment

The robotics industry is full of impressive demonstrations. At Roboot, practical deployment matters more than impressive videos.

Our focus is not to place robots into factories for the sake of using new technology. Our goal is to identify applications where humanoid robotics can provide measurable value while fitting within existing manufacturing environments.

Why humanoid robotics?

Factories have spent decades building processes, workstations, and equipment around people.

Humanoid robots offer a unique opportunity because they can potentially operate within environments originally designed for human workers. This opens the door to applications that may be difficult to address using conventional automation alone.

Looking for early manufacturing partners

Roboot is currently evaluating real-world applications for humanoid robotics in manufacturing environments.

Let's Explore What's Possible