

It started with a humanoid we bought to run our own AI on.
The first time we deployed a walking policy, the robot lost control and slammed its leg into the ground, shattering a small metal part in its ankle. Our distributor couldn't fix it, so the whole company stood still for two months while we waited on that one part.
So we built our own, starting with a set of legs, then a torso, then a whole body. Because our team couldn't all share one robot, we also built a simulator and the tools to run it from anywhere. What came out the other side is Asimov, the robot we wish we'd had, and probably the one you do too.
We're a team from computing, engineering, and plenty else, working across Singapore, Vietnam, and the US. 🇸🇬🇻🇳🇺🇸🇹🇷🇩🇪🇲🇽
We build things nobody's built before, so sometimes we break things nobody's broken before. That's why we celebrate the useful failures, and get right back to building.
CultureFrom Singapore to Vietnam to the USA, Menlo is one global team building the future of robotics.

USA
Menlo's US office is on University Avenue, the main street of downtown Palo Alto, the birthplace of Silicon Valley and a short walk from Stanford.

Singapore
Menlo's Singapore office is in Sim Lim Square, Singapore's oldest electronics tower, where generations of builders have sourced parts, from soldering irons to RAM chips and motherboards.

Vietnam
Our Vietnam R&D Center is on Nguyen Hue Street, one of Ho Chi Minh City's main boulevards and a wide pedestrian street in the heart of District 1.