Axomind

Axomind, Inc. is a San Francisco-based robotics and automation software company building an AI-powered factory automation platform. The Axomind Platform is designed to take a CAD model and automatically produce physical parts by orchestrating, simulating, and deploying fleets of robots, with stated support for future humanoid robots. The company emphasizes a reliability-first approach to factory automation, using simulation to plan and validate robot operations before deployment. Axomind was named a Top 10 Finalist in the 2026 Automate Startup Challenge, a global startup competition organized by the Association for Advancing Automation (A3) recognizing promising robotics and automation companies, where finalists pitch live at the Automate Show. The company is backed by Index Ventures (Scout Fund) and Phys, along with angel investors associated with leading AI organizations, and is a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program for startups.

Axomind's platform targets manufacturing customers seeking to automate the path from digital design to manufactured parts through robot orchestration and simulation rather than manual programming of each machine. By combining fleet orchestration, simulation, and AI-driven control, the company aims to make robotic manufacturing more reliable and accessible. As an early-stage startup, Axomind positions its software as the control layer that coordinates robots and, prospectively, humanoids across a factory floor.

The company operates from San Francisco, California.