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Ultra

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Snapshot

Ultra at a glance
Fact	Detail	As of
Headquarters	Brooklyn, New York^[1]	Oct 2026
Leadership	Jon Miller Schwartz, co-founder and CEO^[1]	Oct 2026

Headquarters
Detail
Brooklyn, New York^[1]
As of
Oct 2026
Leadership
Detail
Jon Miller Schwartz, co-founder and CEO^[1]
As of
Oct 2026

Leadership

Ultra leadership
Role	Person and background	As of
CEO	Jon Miller Schwartz, co-founder and CEO^[1]	Oct 2026

CEO
Person and background
Jon Miller Schwartz, co-founder and CEO^[1]
As of
Oct 2026

Scale and customers

Ultra scale and customers, newest first
Fact	Detail	As of
Orders packed	More than half a million orders packed^[1]Self-reported	Oct 2026
Autonomy on Pi models	π0.6 packed orders at an Ultra customer site for a full shift at 96.4% autonomy (Pi-reported)^[2]Self-reported	Feb 2026

Orders packed
Detail
More than half a million orders packed^[1]Self-reported
As of
Oct 2026
Autonomy on Pi models
Detail
π0.6 packed orders at an Ultra customer site for a full shift at 96.4% autonomy (Pi-reported)^[2]Self-reported
As of
Feb 2026

Funding

Ultra funding rounds
Fact	Detail	As of
Rounds	$62M raised: a $50M Series A led by Framework Ventures with Y Combinator, and an earlier $12M seed led by Y Combinator and Next View^[1]	Oct 2026

Rounds
Detail
$62M raised: a $50M Series A led by Framework Ventures with Y Combinator, and an earlier $12M seed led by Y Combinator and Next View^[1]
As of
Oct 2026

Products and models

Ultra products and pricing
Fact	Detail	As of
Business model	Leases robots to warehouses under a monthly robots-as-a-service model; clients pay an up-front integration fee for installation^[1]	Oct 2026
Applications	E-commerce order packing: Robots slot into existing warehouse workstations; a fleet deployed across the US ^[2]Self-reported	Feb 2026

Business model
Detail
Leases robots to warehouses under a monthly robots-as-a-service model; clients pay an up-front integration fee for installation^[1]
As of
Oct 2026
Applications
Detail
- E-commerce order packing: Robots slot into existing warehouse workstations; a fleet deployed across the US
^[2]Self-reported
As of
Feb 2026

Models used

Physical Intelligence: post-trains Pi models, per Pi (Aug 2026)^[3]

Relationships

Model suppliers

Physical Intelligence: post-trains Pi models, per Pi (Aug 2026)^[3]

Partners

Physical Intelligence: Ultra builds and installs the robots; Pi supplies the AI models (Oct 2026)^[1]

Competitors

Formic^[1]

Recent moves

Ultra recent moves, newest first
Date	Move
Oct 9, 2026	Announced $62M raised, including a $50M Series A led by Framework Ventures, and a deeper partnership with Physical Intelligence^[1]
Feb 24, 2026	Featured in Pi's partner post: π0.6 packed customer orders for a full shift at 96.4% autonomy^[2]

Oct 9, 2026
Move
Announced $62M raised, including a $50M Series A led by Framework Ventures, and a deeper partnership with Physical Intelligence^[1]
Feb 24, 2026
Move
Featured in Pi's partner post: π0.6 packed customer orders for a full shift at 96.4% autonomy^[2]

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