Maidbot is on a mission to bridge the gap between robots and humans - starting with Rosie - the world's very first housekeeping robot for hotels and commercial buildings. Like a self-driving car, Rosie navigates intelligently through the space while cleaning floors and collecting invaluable operational and environmental data.
Maidbot's automated systems deliver unprecedented value to hotel operators, room attendants, and hotel guests.
There are three major issues Maidbot is tackling:
*Housekeeping is the highest variable cost regardless of the hotel.
*Room attendants have the highest injury rates in the service sector.
*Current commercial cleaning practices are inconsistent and hard to objectively manage.
By using Maidbot's systems, hotel and commercial cleaning operators will see an increase in profitability; healthier and happier staff; and higher guest satisfaction. In addition, room attendants will be able to focus on less strenuous tasks - ultimately reducing injury rates. Finally, guests will have a more enjoyable experience through consistent cleanliness and more flexible check-in and check-out times.
Given the size and scale of the hospitality market, a lack of innovation in the field, and the potential to improve the health and safety of room attendants; Maidbot transforms the industry by leveraging the power of robotics.
By solving the two biggest issues in housekeeping – time and injuries – Maidbot revolutionizes commercial cleaning - one bot at a time.
Maidbot's automated systems deliver unprecedented value to hotel operators, room attendants, and hotel guests.
There are three major issues Maidbot is tackling:
*Housekeeping is the highest variable cost regardless of the hotel.
*Room attendants have the highest injury rates in the service sector.
*Current commercial cleaning practices are inconsistent and hard to objectively manage.
By using Maidbot's systems, hotel and commercial cleaning operators will see an increase in profitability; healthier and happier staff; and higher guest satisfaction. In addition, room attendants will be able to focus on less strenuous tasks - ultimately reducing injury rates. Finally, guests will have a more enjoyable experience through consistent cleanliness and more flexible check-in and check-out times.
Given the size and scale of the hospitality market, a lack of innovation in the field, and the potential to improve the health and safety of room attendants; Maidbot transforms the industry by leveraging the power of robotics.
By solving the two biggest issues in housekeeping – time and injuries – Maidbot revolutionizes commercial cleaning - one bot at a time.
Location: United States, Texas, Austin
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2015
Investors 3
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Red Beard ... | redbeard.v... |
| - | 1517 Fund | 1517fund.c... |
| 17.07.2021 | Two Small ... | twosmallfi... |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 26.04.2021 | Chase the Steak, not the Sizzle: Earned Media | It can seem at times that one of the rites of passage for a growing startup is an article in a publication like TechCrunch. Founders may even proceed to place a "featured in" bar on the startup homepage and include bits and pieces... |
| 17.11.2020 | Maidbot Closes Series B Funding Round | Maidbot, an Austin, Texas-based company pioneering commercial service robotics, closed a Series B funding round of undisclosed amount. The round was led by RB (Reckitt Benckiser) with participation from Octave Ventures, and several VCs alon... |
| 17.11.2020 | Maidbot Closes Series B Funding Round | Maidbot, an Austin, Texas-based company pioneering commercial service robotics, closed a Series B funding round of undisclosed amount. The round was led by RB (Reckitt Benckiser) with participation from Octave Ventures, and several VCs alon... |
| 17.11.2020 | Maidbot Closes Series B Funding Round | Maidbot, an Austin, Texas-based company pioneering commercial service robotics, closed a Series B funding round of undisclosed amount. The round was led by RB (Reckitt Benckiser) with participation from Octave Ventures, and several VCs alon... |
| 25.04.2017 | The Anti-Pitch Playbook | We hate pitches. The first rule of pitching for us is that pitching isn’t important. We never want to make a high stakes decision after a single slick presentation. We learned this reviewing thousands of applications back at the Thiel Fell... |