3Laws, a pioneering company specializing in dynamic safety solutions for autonomous systems, has raised $4.1 million in seed funding. The funding round was led by TenOneTen, with participation from the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund. All previous investors also reinvested, reflecting their confidence in the company’s advancements.
Dr. Andrew Singletary, 3Laws’ Co-Founder and CEO, expressed excitement about the investor support, stating, “We’ve made significant advances, yet most machines are not fully autonomous. Our real-time guardrails allow AI-driven machines to safely operate in dynamic environments without halting operations.”
Originally developed at Caltech through over a decade of research in robotics, control theory, and computer vision, 3Laws’ technology has been deployed across various platforms, including drones, robot arms, quadrupeds, and ground vehicles. The company’s core product, Supervisor, offers universal compatibility with autonomous systems, ensuring real-time safety without altering the autonomy stack. This software modulates signals to prevent safety issues, improving efficiency and reliability for users.
Singletary emphasized that this funding will help 3Laws scale their product to more customers who need safe and efficient autonomous systems. Franziska Bossart, head of the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund, highlighted the importance of 3Laws’ technology, noting its potential to enhance the safety of automation systems at Amazon. Gil Elbaz of TenOneTen also praised 3Laws for being at a critical juncture in intelligent safety solutions, expressing excitement for the company’s future breakthroughs.