In a world obsessed with AI chatbots and consumer apps, LAB0 is quietly building robots that actually move physical goods. With just 43 employees and $12.1M in revenue, they're tackling industrial autonomy at a scale that would make most VCs hesitate. This isn't another SaaS story—it's a hardware-first play in the trillion-dollar logistics space.

"They're not selling software—they're selling autonomy. That's a fundamentally different business model with much higher barriers to entry."

The tech stack reveals their priorities: jQuery, Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Google Analytics, Hotjar, Cloudflare. This is a pragmatic stack, not a trendy one. They're not wasting cycles on the latest JavaScript framework. They're building a functional web presence while their real innovation happens in the physical world. The GitHub profile shows active development, and the LinkedIn presence suggests they're hiring for robotics roles—exactly what you'd expect from a company scaling hardware autonomy.

• Hardware-first approach in an increasingly software-dominated startup world
• Academic-meets-industry leadership team (Alessandro Roncone + seasoned engineers)
• Enterprise revenue without the typical enterprise marketing spend
• Global scale ambition with a lean, 43-person team