Verobotics
Fleet services · Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered robots for high-rise facade cleaning, inspection and predictive maintenance.
Rooftop-deployed lightweight robots with AI vision that clean and inspect building exteriors, generating digital twins of facades for predictive maintenance.
Research mapping
Physical AI / Manufacturing, EMS & Industrial Automation (L4) / Fleet services
Evidence boundary
Original analysis and independent corroboration remain under development. Commercial scale and durable technical advantage remain under review.
What makes it defensible
Rooftop-deployed robot that cleans and scans a facade in the same pass, so every cleaning job also produces the digital twin - the accumulating inspection dataset, not the cleaning itself, is the asset.
Position in the stack: Service layer for building owners and facility operators: displaces rope-access crews, and in doing so captures facade-condition data that scaffold-based incumbents never collect.
Who buys it
Founding team
Ido Genosar — Co-founder & CEO — Previously an executive at one of Israel's fastest-growing high-tech startups, per the company.
Itay Levitan — Co-founder — Co-founded Verobotics in June 2021.
SourceFinancing detail
- Last round
- Seed
Investors: Drone Fund (lead), CoreNest Capital, Draper Associates, TAU Ventures
Mapped funds and investors
Direct relationships supported by published evidence.
Reported holdings as-of
No sourced relationships mapped yet.
Disclosed investment history
| Fund / investor | Last sourced | Relationship | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| LMNT Ventures | undisclosed | Source |
Showing up to four relationships in each group. ETF weights describe the fund’s portfolio, not ownership of this company. Private investment history does not establish current ownership.
Evidence & media
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Inside Verobotics' edge AI robotics deployment at NVIDIA's Israel campus
What this source supports: The Robot Report on the NVIDIA Israel campus deployment: ~100,000 sq ft (9,290 sq m) of building envelope and 3,000 windows/facade sections, robotic cleaning plus AI vision and edge computing (no cloud dependency), ~20,000 images captured and 40 anomalies identified for engineering review, on a live campus next to an active construction site.
What it does not establish: Single-site deployment in a live commercial environment; no contract value, term, or fleet count. Date taken from the ovr.news attribution of the original (20 May 2026).
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Verobotics Deploys AI Robotics at NVIDIA Israel (source-backed briefing)
What this source supports: Independent robotics briefing corroborating the NVIDIA Israel campus figures — ~100,000 sq ft, ~3,000 windows, ~20,000 images, 40 anomalies — and reporting the 60% robotic / 40% human split and 100% AI-inspection success rate.
What it does not establish: Derived from The Robot Report; adds no independent reporting of its own.
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Timeline
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Customer
Deploys façade robots at NVIDIA's Israel campus — ~100,000 sq ft and ~3,000 windows cleaned/inspected, ~20,000 images captured, 40 anomalies flagged for engineering review
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