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    About Us

    Sharx Robotics, a division of Sharx Security, Inc.

    We are a US based robotics hardware company

    Our parent company Sharx Security, Inc. is not just an investor, but also one of the first customers of Sharx Robotics

    IP camera pioneer

    Sharx Security was one of the first companies offering wireless IP cameras. While we started well before the iPhone 1 appeared, our products really got traction and were covered in numerous articles including in Wired magazine once the iPhone 3G made mobile broadband more accessible

    Standard and custom products

    After a decade of residential and small business IP cameras, more recently Sharx Security specialized in customized IP cameras including industrial models for monitoring dangerous machinery or military cameras built into mobile nuclear radiation monitoring systems in use at US ports

    Nvidia powered AI platforms

    Once we started experimenting with AI systems for security robots, we saw the time and effort needed to get robotics hardware ready for software development. We decided to leverage this effort and accelerate AI research by offering fully assembled robots for sale through our Sharx Robotics division

    Our Skills & Expertise

    In addition to commercializing Nvidia’s robotics reference designs, we developed a product line of wheeled robots based on our own modular architecture. Upcoming models include customizable warehouse AMRs as well as cost effective AGVs. To assist the robotics research community we also sell parts and kits in addition to fully assembled robots.

    Hardware Design 0
    Software/Firmware Development 0
    AI Model Customization & Verification 0

    About our founder

    Ray Khorram, founder and Chief Customer Happiness Officer, knows a little bit about hardware and software and essentially nothing about marketing and sales

    MIT MS EE/CS

    CAD Engineer, Digital Equipment

    Founder, Arkay Tech

    Principal Engineer, Oak Tech

    Inventor, multiple US patents

    Founder, Sharx

    Failed at AI in 1980s

    Succeeded with Lasers and Audio

    Failed at US manufacturing, 1990s

    Succeeded with software

    Succeeded with global manufacturing

    Trying again: AI and US manufacturing