Aseon Labs

Aseon Labs builds robotic pitstops for self-driving cars. A depot in a box for charging, cleaning & inspecting autonomous fleets directly in operating zones.

Autonomous driving is working. The operational layer around it is not. Today, fleets lose significant time and money traveling to centralized depots for charging, cleaning and servicing, creating dead miles, lower uptime and operational bottlenecks that limit fleet scale.

Aseon Pods are modular, rapidly deployable robotic pitstops that keep autonomous fleets operating near demand. By bringing charging, cleaning and inspection directly into operating zones, we help fleet operators increase uptime, reduce operational overhead and scale markets more efficiently without relying on large centralized depots.

We’re second-time founders and mobility infrastructure operators. Previously, we built and scaled Pushme to 5,000 stations across 40 cities before its acquisition by TIER–Dott ($600M raised). Aseon Labs is backed by Y Combinator and headquartered in Redwood City.

We’re building robotic infrastructure systems for autonomous vehicle fleets.

Our platform combines robotics, perception and real-world infrastructure orchestration to autonomously charge, clean, inspect and reset vehicles inside dense urban environments.

The stack spans multi-axis robotic manipulation, computer vision, force-aware tooling, semantic scene understanding, scheduling/orchestration software and industrial systems integration across charging, water, power and fleet operations.

We work across the full lifecycle from prototype to deployment, designing systems that must operate reliably in harsh, public, high-throughput environments with minimal human intervention.