Pantograph
Builds general-purpose robots and robotics models, with hardware designed and manufactured in San Francisco
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Pantograph
Pantograph is a research lab developing generally intelligent robots with simple, scalable methods. Its robot is called Pandroid, and the company designs and manufactures its robots itself in San Francisco. Its hardware team covers industrial design through the software that runs the robot fleet.
The company publishes robotics research, including a September 17, 2026 report benchmarking frontier LLMs on robot tasks. Its product team builds interfaces that let people explore what robots can do, assign them tasks and review their actions. The website offers an early access program for Pandroid.
Pantograph is a small team based in San Francisco. It is hiring for nine open roles there across hardware, research, product and engineering, including robotics software, mechanical design, assembly, research science and game design.
Product: Pandroid, a general-purpose robot, plus robotics research and models and an interface for controlling and monitoring robots.
Jobs at Pantograph
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