Reimagine Robotics, an AI robotics company founded by former leaders of Google DeepMind’s Applied Robotics team, has emerged from stealth with technology that lets robots learn on the job. Workers can show a robot what to do, watch it attempt the task, and correct it on the spot, eliminating the need for specialist programmers. Co-founder and CEO Jonathan Scholz, who founded Google DeepMind’s Applied Robotics team in London and led it for seven years, co-founded Reimagine Robotics in April 2025 with former colleagues Oleg Sushkov, Akhil Raju and Misha Denil. The company is headquartered in London and Sydney and was initially funded by pre-seed financing from Fly Ventures, firstminute capital, and angel investors. The company is deploying robots in advanced manufacturing and electronics disassembly facilities. At a made-to-order plastics business, robots were trained to tend 3D printers overnight, and the customer’s team used the platform to automate additional stages. In a separate deployment recovering critical materials from used hard drives, the company developed a three-robot disassembly cell with process engineers. During that project, Reimagine Robotics reduced the time required to prototype and test a new robot behaviour from approximately one day to around ten minutes. The next phase involves a new round of fundraising and expanding the team for more deployments.