Intro
Enchanted Tools is a Paris-based humanoid robotics startup focused on creating robots that are not only useful but also enchant users through expressive character-driven designs. Their flagship humanoid robots, Miroki and Mirokaï, are inspired by animation and equipped with generative AI and large language models enabling continuous adaptation. The company's vision blends cutting-edge robotic engineering with storytelling and character creation to enhance user engagement in environments like healthcare, hospitality, and logistics. Enchanted Tools collaborates with animation studios such as Gaumont and partners with companies for robotics arm development and AI character design, supporting national and international technology initiatives. Founded by seasoned robotics entrepreneurs Jérôme Monceaux and Samuel Benveniste, the company promotes ethical and responsible innovation with a global outlook.
Robots
- Mirokaï
A humanoid robot capable of welcoming and guiding people, performing small logistic tasks with expressive, character-driven interaction. Uses a revolutionary rolling globe mobility system for agile movement.
Specialism
- Generative AI and large language models for continuous learning and adaptation.
- Emotional and intuitive human-robot interaction inspired by animated characters.
- Advanced mobility featuring rolling globe mechanisms enhancing agility.
- Collaborative innovation ecosystem with animation, AI, and robotics partners.
- Strong emphasis on ethical development and responsible robotics.
Business Viability
Enchanted Tools benefits from a multidisciplinary global team and unique fusion of engineering and creative character design, positioning it as a pioneer of the "enchanting" robotics niche. Their participation in major technology events such as CES, SXSW, and Tokyo demonstrates market interest. Strategic partnerships and successful funding rounds underpin their growth potential. The company focuses on practical applications in healthcare, hospitality, and logistics, sectors with significant demand for advanced humanoid robots offering expressive and functional interaction.
