Making general- purpose robots usable by anyone.
Osmos Robotics - the deployment layer for general-purpose humanoid robots.
Deployment Pipeline is the bottleneck to adoption
Costliest
Systems integration is the largest cost in robot deployment — often exceeding the hardware itself.
Least Accessible
Requires expertise most operators do not have.
Slowest
Six months before a single task runs.
What if we rethinK Deployment as A GAME Design Layer
Operator First
Paradigm
Teachable
Robots
Zero Code
Interface
An Integrated system for the world’s easiest robot deployment.
OsmoPilot.
Our proprietary, no-code deployment engine that lets non-technical users teach, assign, and deploy OsmoBots in the most intuitive way—without writing a single line of code.
OsmoBot.
Our proprietary, no-code deployment engine that lets non-technical users teach, assign, and deploy OsmoBots in the most intuitive way—without writing a single line of code.
Teach
You show it what to do. It learns. A few demonstrations are enough — it's learning the motion, not being programmed.
Assign
You tell it where to go. It goes. Point and click, the same way you'd command a unit in a strategy game.
Deploy
No programmer. No systems integrator. No six-month setup. Once it's taught, it runs the task on its own, every time.
Built for Intelligent Automation
1:1 Human Parity
Matches human reach, range, and task precision to perform human-like work in environments already designed for people.
Point & Click Navigation
Click, command, and direct robots like characters in a real-time strategy game.
Real-time Digital Twin
A real-time digital mirror of the robot’s environment for planning and control.
Drag-and-drop workflows
No-code behavior trees that define what the robot does, where it goes, and in what sequence.
Teach by Demonstration
Show the robot what to do instead of programming it from scratch. Each demonstration helps it learn the skill with greater precision.
Building the next world. Want in early?
Our proprietary, no-code deployment engine that lets non-technical users teach, assign, and deploy OsmoBots in the most intuitive way—without writing a single line of code.
We are already in the field
Behind the wheel
Aditya Shriwastava
CTO
A robotics and AI technologist experienced in industrial and autonomous robot software. A Birla Institute of Technology alumnus, Aditya has led the development of Osmos’s robot intelligence and deployment software from its earliest architecture. At Osmos, he leads autonomy, AI, software, and systems integration.
Mohan Sivam
Founder & CEO
A serial deep-tech founder with 15+ years across game technology, AI, mobility, and robotics. Mohan built India’s first in-house performance-capture system, created the Epic MegaGrant-winning Dragon IK, led 200+ enterprise AI projects, and developed technology acquired by Hero MotoCorp. At Osmos, he leads vision, product, fundraising, and robotics strategy.
Prasanna Venkatesan
COO
A game designer, solution architect, and operator who has worked with Mohan for 19 years. Formerly COO of Gamazome Interactive, Prasanna brings experience across game development, Unreal Engine consulting, project delivery, and operations. At Osmos, he leads business development, partnerships, and execution.
An Integrated system for the world’s easiest robot
Things you might be wondering.
OsmosPilot is the software that lets you teach, assign, and deploy OsmosBot without writing any code. You show it a task by demonstration, it learns the motion, and from then on you assign that task through a simple point-and-click interface — the same logic you'd use to direct a unit in a strategy game, not the syntax you'd use to write a program.
Most robots on the market still need a robotics engineer or a systems integrator to actually put them to work — often months of setup before a single task runs. OsmosBot ships with OsmosPilot already built in, so the same person doing the work can teach and redeploy the robot themselves, without an integrator, the same day.
Osmos runs on a Robot-as-a-Service model: $2,000–$4,000/month for standard deployments, with premium pricing for higher-complexity verticals like construction, infrastructure, or regulated environments. There's no large upfront hardware purchase — you pay for the robot and the software together, monthly.
Osmos is built for the work nobody wants to do — the 2 a.m. shift, the repetitive packing line, the roles with constant turnover because they're physically hard on people. The goal isn't fewer people; it's freeing people from the parts of a job that wear them down, so they can move to the parts that need judgment.
Real and running. OsmosBot units are deployed today with paying customers, generating revenue — not a rendering, not a demo-only prototype.
5 OEM units deployed and generating revenue, $60K ARR and growing, 800+ letters of intent, and a $10M asset-financing term sheet already signed.
