Make robots useful
and accessible to people.
That's the mission. We build Gatlin OS, the operating system that runs any robot. We enter through commercial facilities because the work is high-volume, costly, and predictable enough to prove in simulation first.
Our robots are built to patrol and inspect, and they have hands for trash pickup, room reset, opening doors, and separating personal items.
The Company
Built by people who've shipped robots before.
The name Gatlin is a surname that means "Companion," a word that defines how we think about robotics. Zach and Isaac first built together in 2014, collaborating on a terrain-mapping autonomous robot that a person could take over remotely, before their paths crossed again at Miso Robotics.
Gatlin Robotics was founded in October 2025 by Isaac Qureshi and Zach Vinegar, both Cornell CS alumni with hands-on experience deploying multi-robot systems in production commercial environments at Miso Robotics.
We're pre-revenue and closing our founding customers. We'd like to hear from you.
Founders
The founders.
Zach Vinegar
President & Chief Technology Officer
Cornell CS. Chief Architect at Miso Robotics, where he designed the core autonomy stack for robotic restaurant platforms. Zach leads product engineering, robot software, and platform architecture at Gatlin.
Isaac Qureshi
Chief Executive Officer
Cornell CS. Formerly at Axon and Miso Robotics, where he built and deployed multi-robot systems in commercial kitchen environments. Cofounded Simie and bootstrapped ventures in farming, SMB ecommerce, and AI software. Isaac leads business development, customer success, and company strategy.
Team
The team.
Erika Hang
Head of Communications
Leads brand, communications, and external-facing content. Responsible for press relations, social media, and customer-facing messaging.
Robert Han
Advisor & Fractional CFO
Brings financial strategy, fundraising structure, and operational finance expertise. Advises on unit economics, investor relations, and financial modeling.
Values
How we work.
Practical Innovation
We build things that work in the real world, not lab demos. Every product decision is tested against real deployment conditions.
Customer-Centric
Every technical and business decision starts with customer outcomes. If it doesn't make the customer's operation better, it doesn't ship.
Reliability Above All
Robots earn trust through consistent, dependable operation. Our systems are designed for uptime, not for demos.
Lean Development
We prototype fast, validate with real customers, and scale systematically. No premature optimization, no over-engineered solutions.
Let's work together.
Customer or partner, we want to hear from you.