Gatlin Robotics — Cleaning & Teleoperation Robots (RaaS)

Gatlin Robotics builds manipulation-first cleaning and facility robots delivered as Robot-as-a-Service — trained in digital twins, run autonomously for known tasks, and backed by human teleoperation when autonomy hands off. Founded in 2025 and led by President & CTO Zach Zweig Vinegar and CEO Isaac Qureshi. Knoxlabs is the XR and teleoperation hardware layer behind robotics programs like Gatlin's — headsets, motion trackers, dexterous gloves, motion capture, provisioning, demo units, and deployment support. Select a platform below and request a quote to scope a teleoperation or embodied-data kit. Robot & kit lineupGatlin-Heavy — available nowThe manipulation workhorse. Automates the manual work that wears out cleaning staff, and coordinates with other robots in the fleet. Trash pickup & separation Chair and conference-room reset Opens doors, handles objects Fleet coordination with other units Real-time route optimization Ideal for: corporate offices, conference centers, hotels. Recommended teleop: Active (40 hrs/wk). Unitree G1 — coming nextHumanoid hands for the most complex tasks: two dexterous hands for the hardest manipulation work. Dexterous two-hand manipulation Advanced trash handling Surface wiping (desks, counters) Restroom maintenance tasks Multi-area mobility Ideal for: enterprise facilities, hotels, healthcare environments. Recommended teleop: Always-On (24/7). Gatlin-Lite — on the roadmapCompact manipulation for lighter-duty spaces. A smaller, lower-cost robot for lighter trash and tidy tasks. Compact manipulation Lighter-duty trash & tidy Programmed scheduling Obstacle detection & avoidance Remote monitoring via platform Ideal for: small offices, boutique hotels, lower-traffic spaces. Recommended teleop: Standby (10 hrs/wk). Conversion kits + Gatlin OS — coming nextRun robots you already own on Gatlin OS for fleet management, data recording, and the AI policy engine. Quadruped kit — bring your own four-legged inspection robot Unitree G1 kit — run your own Unitree G1 humanoid on Gatlin OS