Founded by Ali Attar in 2025
Build interactive robotic systems that converse, perceive surroundings, and express personality
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You can use Lightberry to deploy interactive social robots that converse naturally and perceive their physical surroundings. Built around expressive robotics, the system recognizes people, processes visual environments, and learns through continuous human-robot interaction. You can integrate its robotics software and hardware to create conversational companions, automate physical customer engagement, and test social behavior models. Through developer documentation and hardware controls, teams can program distinct personalities, configure sensory perception pipelines, and study real-time interactions across educational, hospitality, or research environments.
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