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- Woeden is helping robotics companies collect and manage petabytes of data. Simplifying data management for robotics companies with its comprehensive sensor data platform.

- Founders: Alec Bell and Noah Epstein

- Investors: Y Combinator (W23)

- History: Just Launched

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Data management is a critical aspect of building and maintaining any complex system, and this is especially true for the rapidly growing field of robotics. As robots become more advanced and integrated into our daily lives, the amount of data they generate is increasing exponentially, creating a significant challenge for developers looking to collect, analyze, and make use of this data.

Woeden is addressing this problem by building data infrastructure tools specifically designed for robotics companies. The platform allows users to easily collect, offload, and make use of vast quantities of sensor data generated by their robots, enabling them to diagnose issues, train models, and run simulations with ease.

‎One of the key features of Woeden's platform is its event-based data collection, which allows users to specify exactly when and where they want data to be collected. This is particularly useful for robotics companies looking to troubleshoot issues or analyze specific behaviors, as it allows them to hone in on specific points of interest rather than sifting through large amounts of irrelevant data.

Additionally, Woeden's platform includes rolling buffers and windows of data, as well as data streaming for visualization, making it easy for users to view and analyze data in real-time.

As the cloud robotics market is projected to reach $44 billion over the next decade, Woeden is well positioned to become a major player in this space. Constantly striving to improve and expand their platform, Woeden welcomes feedback from robotics developers and companies looking to try out their tools. If you are interested in learning more about Woeden and how they can help you manage your data, don't hesitate to reach out at founders@woeden.com.