Reimagine Robotics has emerged from stealth with an AI robotics platform that lets workers train robots directly, founded by former leaders of Google DeepMind's Applied Robotics team. Based in London and Sydney, the system allows factory-floor staff to show a robot a task, watch it attempt the work, and correct mistakes without specialist programming. Targeting industrial and manufacturing settings, the company was co-founded in April 2025 by Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Scholz, who led Google DeepMind's Applied Robotics team in London for seven years, along with Oleg Sushkov, Akhil Raju, and Misha Denil. Its initial phase was backed by pre-seed funding from Fly Ventures, firstminute capital, and angel investors. Scholz described the approach as "monkey-see, monkey-do," where a robot learns from the person doing the work. The robots are already deployed in advanced manufacturing and electronics disassembly facilities. In one project for a made-to-order plastics business, robots were trained to tend 3D printers overnight by removing print beds, operating latches, and pressing controls, with the customer's team later automating washing, curing, and drying. In another deployment, the company developed a three-robot disassembly cell for recovering critical materials from used hard drives, cutting the time to prototype and test a new robot behaviour from about one day to around 10 minutes. Reimagine Robotics is now seeking a new funding round.