AI Robots for Care Support
Explore AI robot systems for routine, nonclinical work—such as delivery of supplies, scheduled reminders and environmental support—under appropriate human supervision.
San Francisco · AI & robotics
Better care starts with smarter support.
We are building toward a future where AI robots handle routine tasks, caregivers have more time for people, and older adults receive more consistent, compassionate support.
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Human-firstDesigned to support care teams
AI + RoboticsPractical, measurable applications
01 / The challenge
The world needs more care than its workforce can provide.
As populations age, care teams face increasing demands. Many spend valuable time on repetitive tasks that do not require clinical expertise.
- Caregivers need time for meaningful human interaction.
- Senior living operators need reliable, practical support.
- Families want dignity, independence and peace of mind for loved ones.
The opportunity is to give people better tools—not to replace nurses or human caregivers.
02 / What we are building toward
Technology that works alongside people.
Our long-term vision spans three connected areas. We intend to start small, prove a useful solution and expand only when the evidence supports it.
Smart Senior Living
Evaluate technology-enabled senior living environments that combine accessible spaces, connected services and support from qualified care professionals.
Global Innovation Solutions
Apply proven AI and robotics capabilities to other urgent human needs after validating our first product and customer market.
03 / How we reduce risk
Prove what works. Measure the value. Then scale.
Rather than promising a fully autonomous future on day one, our plan is to validate one high-value workflow with care partners and existing technology platforms.
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Listen
Months 1–3: interview care operators, select the use case, assemble advisors and define safety requirements.
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Build & test
Months 4–6: integrate AI with a suitable robot platform and demonstrate a bounded workflow.
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Prepare a pilot
Months 7–12: refine usability, privacy, training, reliability and partner agreements.
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Validate
Months 13–18: run a supervised pilot, measure results and establish a path toward commercial deployment.
04 / Business potential
A commercial model built around real operating needs.
We are exploring recurring, service-based revenue rather than relying on one-time technology sales alone.
The proposed model will be tested with customers; no product sales, commercial contracts or revenue are claimed here.
Review Investment Plan ↗Robot leasing & support
Potential recurring fees for deployments, service and maintenance.
Software & monitoring
Potential subscriptions for workflows, reporting and system management.
Pilot partnerships
Collaborative evaluations with senior-care organizations.
Long-term licensing
Potential technology integrations and licensing after validation.
05 / Investment opportunity
Seeking partners for our next chapter.
$5 million
Proposed seed financing to support an 18-month development and validation program based in San Francisco.
Capital would support technical talent, AI robot integration, safe pilot testing and the operating infrastructure needed to test commercial potential.
Our approach is milestone-led: validate customer need, demonstrate reliable performance, quantify economics and establish criteria for a broader launch.
Illustrative use of funds
Technical talent & execution43% · $2.15M
AI robot integration & development24.8% · $1.24M
San Francisco facilities7.8% · $390K
Care pilots & evaluation7.2% · $360K
Legal, safety, privacy & IP5.2% · $260K
AI software & cybersecurity4.8% · $240K
Contingency reserve4.8% · $240K
Marketing & partnerships2.4% · $120K
Total: 100% · $5,000,000. Proposed allocations are planning assumptions, not quotes or committed expenditures. Excludes acquiring real estate, construction and scaled robot manufacturing.
06 / Our leadership
Led by ambition. Grounded in execution.
A cross-functional leadership structure focused on strategy, market awareness and meaningful partnerships.
Founder / CEO
Moy Truong
Guides the company's vision, strategic partnerships, fundraising and the pursuit of practical solutions to global challenges.
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Marketing Director
Sara Mccaffree
Responsible for brand positioning, marketing strategy, audience engagement and communicating the value of the company's proposed solutions.
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PR Director
Martin Resnik
Leads public relations, media outreach and strategic communications to build visibility and strengthen stakeholder relationships.
Build the future with us
Let's make care more human—through better technology.
We welcome conversations with venture capital firms, seed investors, robotics innovators and senior-care organizations interested in exploring this opportunity.
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