Ally Robotics

This is a new company and has neither generated revenue, nor has it had any significant operating history. Please review the Offering Circular for details on the company's financials.

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Problem

There is a labor criss

Economic growth in the US and around the globe has lifted more people into the middle class, leaving a vast labor shortage in service industries. As educational attainment grows, fewer people entering the labor force are interested in the service sector and similar industries.

US Labor shortages across the construction, agriculture, restaurant and manufacturing industries are projected to create a $1T negative impact on the US economy.

Restaurants — Record-high 1M US workers quit the restaurant industry in 2021.
Agriculture — In the second half of the 20th century, the size of the US farming workforce shrunk by 52%.
Construction — A 650K labor gap in 2022, despite over $1B in additional construction spending.
Manufacturing — 1.4M US manufacturing jobs were lost during the pandemic; and 77% of companies in the space expect difficulties in finding workers to continue.

With such a big opportunity—where are the robots?

Most expected robotics and automation to solve the labor shortage; but Ally believes the robots of today are too expensive, require experts to program, or are designed for industrial applications.

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Cost must go down
for robotics companies trying to fill the gaps

New technology companies, like Miso Robotics in the restaurant industry, are delivering the solution. But to meet the needs of businesses struggling to make ends meet, Ally Robotics believes the cost of robots must go down to allow companies in low margin industries to invest in automation technology and increase their margins.

Sources for Restaurants; Small Farms; Small Scale Manufacturing; Commercial Construction's profit margins

Solution

Ally is democratizing robotics

Our innovative solutions are opening a new era for attainable robotics technology.

At Ally Robotics, we are problem-solvers, critical thinkers, market innovators and technology believers. Our mission is to radically change how people work to empower humanity, and enrich the lives of those around us. Finally, a robotic arm that is simple to use, easily scalable and has endless applications. Using imitation learning, AI and quality hardware, our product is smart and easy to train while also lightweight and affordable. Born to solve problems, we believe our product will usher in a new era of technology, advancing the human experience by making robotics attainable for everyone, everywhere.

Product

Ally's differentiating technology

makes our products extensible + affordable

Introducing the Ally Arm

With a combination of machine vision, imitation learning, AI and hardware innovation, we believe we can significantly expand the market for robotic technology and create automation for anyone.

No code — “No-code” programming option leveraging cutting edge AI and deep reinforcement learning.
Single hand-end effector — Single hand-end effector can accommodate the majority of human workflow automation.
Imitation learning — Behaviors and tasks can be trained by anyone through demonstration, similar to a human being.
Lower cost — Novel lower-cost robotic joints and actuators allow us to put more of the electronics in the base, improve wire routing, and mechanically couple joints 1 and 2 for smooth motion with double the torque and no velocity loss.
Scale — Designed to manufacture at scale using low-cost materials from prototype to production.
Integrated Electronics — We removed the external control box, and the Ally arm can be powered from a standard 110VAC or 48VDC outlet – no expensive facility upgrades are required
User-friendly — We invented a new quick-change actuator – now anyone will be able to service the robot just like replacing the batteries in your flashlight.
Custom skins expand use cases — Our endoskeleton design uses robot skins. Whether the scenario is clean food automation or sorting recyclables out of landfills, there will be a skin for you.

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Ally Robotics is currently developing our first-stage prototypes, but we are quickly working to design the future of robotics—one iteration at a time.

Traction

Ally at glance

Team of path breakers
Founded by innovative leaders in the robotics and artificial intelligence industry.
Industry partner: Miso Robotics*
Backed by the leader in restaurant automation technology via $30M in potential revenue via a non-binding LOI.
Groundbreaking technology
Unique hardware and software technologies poised to fill a massive, immediate market need; on a long-term path to democratize robotics.

Restaurants are just the beginning

Bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. will require the deployment of robotics at a massive scale. Ally is here to meet the challenge. With affordable hardware and smart, no-code software, Ally is poised to deploy our arms among collaborative robotics companies (industrial tasks), and service robotics companies (non-industrial tasks).

By 2026, the collaborative robotics and service robotics industries will represent at least a combined $113.3B market opportunity.

Visual represent future capabilities; not a final product

*Miso Robotics owns 6,600,000 shares of Common Stock in Ally Robotics and may indirectly benefit from publicizing the offering of the issuer’s securities.

Business model

Revolutionizing the $297B quick service restaurant market with Miso

We are obsessed with getting our robotic arms in the hands of real companies creating impact for customers. That's why Ally has partnered with Miso Robotics* to supply arms to their Flippy line of products.

The Ally advantage

Miso Robotics intends to purchase Ally robot arms for their Flippy product line, representing $30M in potential revenue via a non-binding letter of intent.

A potential 30% decrease in robotic arm cost**

*Miso Robotics owns 6,600,000 shares of Common Stock in Ally Robotics and may indirectly benefit from publicizing the offering of the issuer’s securities.
**Based on management's opinion

Competition

Among our competitors...

...some are producing smart software. Others are producing affordable arms. But Ally believes it's one of the few developing a product that is both smart and affordable.

Vision and strategy

Targeting key growth sectors in the $36B+ service robotics market

Hospitality & Agriculture

Rapid recovery in tourism leading to rising demand for hospitality services coupled with severe labor shortage is resulting in rapid deployment of robots in the hospitality industry