RobotCare, LLC · robotcare.app
Building the Carfax, ASE, and CDK Global for Humanoid Robots · Robot Health Passport™, CHRT™, & HR IV Insurable Value
Humanoid Robot Lifecycle Data Hub · Patent Pending
{Pitch Deck Start} The Inflection Point
Goldman Sachs® research projects that over 1.4 million AI-powered robots will be shipped globally by 2035, with long-run deployment scaling toward hundreds of millions of units.
- Three forces are converging right now to make this development inevitable.
- Dramatic cost reductions in AI compute, maturing bipedal actuator technology.
- An acute ind
Goldman Sachs® research projects that over 1.4 million AI-powered robots will be shipped globally by 2035, with long-run deployment scaling toward hundreds of millions of units.
- Three forces are converging right now to make this development inevitable.
- Dramatic cost reductions in AI compute, maturing bipedal actuator technology.
- An acute industrial labor shortage, now exceeding 500,000 unfilled manufacturing jobs in the U.S. alone.
- While the hardware is being shipped, the operational infrastructure to run these fleets safely and reliably, especially within robot care services - does not yet exist.
- The bottleneck for achieving one million humanoids is not production; it is uptime.
- This gap represents a significant opportunity, and the window to own it is open right now, particularly through the establishment of a comprehensive humanoid robot lifecycle hub.
The Maintenance Gap, Building Infrastructure
The U.S. automotive aftermarket generates over $435 billion annually and is approaching $500 billion.
- That entire industry was built on one foundational layer: standardized maintenance records, certified technicians, and insurance rails tied to verifiable vehicle history.
- An undocumented vehicle has no resale value.
- An uninsurable vehicle c
The U.S. automotive aftermarket generates over $435 billion annually and is approaching $500 billion.
- That entire industry was built on one foundational layer: standardized maintenance records, certified technicians, and insurance rails tied to verifiable vehicle history.
- An undocumented vehicle has no resale value.
- An uninsurable vehicle cannot be financed.
- Similarly, the field of robotics lacks this crucial infrastructure today.
- There is no universal health record, no certified technician credential, and no insurance or resale rails for AI-powered robots.
- Without a trusted secondary market, no company has yet claimed this neutral infrastructure position in humanoid robotics.
- RobotCare, LLC is developing the robot lifecycle hub - creating the "Kelley Blue Book®, the Carfax®, and the ASE® credential" PLUS more, for robot care services in the humanoid robot economy.
The Platform and Business Model
The Platform and Business Model
RobotCare, LLC is the neutral operational Operating System, connecting OEMs, fleet operators, insurers, and technicians through AI-powered humanoid robots.
- Our two flagship products include the Robot Health Passport™ - a verifiable lifecycle record for every deployed robot unit, and CHRT™, the industry-first Certified Humanoid Robot Techni
RobotCare, LLC is the neutral operational Operating System, connecting OEMs, fleet operators, insurers, and technicians through AI-powered humanoid robots.
- Our two flagship products include the Robot Health Passport™ - a verifiable lifecycle record for every deployed robot unit, and CHRT™, the industry-first Certified Humanoid Robot Technician™ credential spanning 13 OEM platforms.
- This forms a comprehensive humanoid robot lifecycle hub that ensures every stakeholder is connected within the RobotCare services ecosystem.
- As members of A3 and the IEEE Robotics and Automation Technical Committee, we ensure our solutions stay at the forefront of global automation standards and ethical robotics development.
- Comparable infrastructure plays in automotive - CDK Global®, Mitchell International®, and Solera Holdings® - were each acquired for billions precisely because they owned this neutral data position in their respective markets.
Product · Value · Founder · RobotCare, LLC
Our Product
- No neutral system of record exists for humanoid robots. RobotCare™ is building one.
- U.S. Non-Provisional Patent Application filed March 2026, covering the Robot Health Passport™ system and HR IV (Humanoid Robot Insurable Value) algorithm.
- Platform architecture live at robotcare.app, deployed and interactive, not roadmapped.
- CHRT™ credential architecture complete across all 13 OEM humanoid platforms, the first technician certification of its kind.
- Records aligned with ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025 and ISO 13482, the compliance layer insurers and regulators require.
- Gives insurers, lenders, and resale markets the verified chain of custody needed to underwrite robot assets, a financial unlock the industry currently has no solution for.
- Our RobotCare™ data architecture integrates at the hardware component level - capturing joint wear metrics, firmware versioning, battery cycle history, and sensor calibration records across all 13 OEM platforms, with service form a CHRT™, Certified Humanoid Robot Technician ™.
- Every diagnostic layer maps to a standardized field in the Robot Health Passport™ data model, enabling cross-platform asset comparison, insurer underwriting, and resale valuation through our Patent-Pending HR IV algorithm.
The Value and Founder Behind RobotCare, LLC
The Value
The Founder
The Founder
The playbook is proven. CDK Global®, Mitchell®, and Solera® became multi-billion dollar entities by owning the neutral data position in automotive. RobotCare, LLC is building that same essential lifecycle infrastructure layer for the humanoid era.
- CDK Global® - the automotive dealer management and data platform, was taken private in 2022 f
The playbook is proven. CDK Global®, Mitchell®, and Solera® became multi-billion dollar entities by owning the neutral data position in automotive. RobotCare, LLC is building that same essential lifecycle infrastructure layer for the humanoid era.
- CDK Global® - the automotive dealer management and data platform, was taken private in 2022 for a total enterprise value of $8.3 billion (with an equity value of approximately $6.4 billion).
- Solera Holdings® - which owns vehicle lifecycle data infrastructure across 90 countries - was acquired in 2016 for approximately $6.5 billion and now generates over $2 billion in annual revenue through SaaS, transactional fees, and data licensing.
- Mitchell International - the automotive claims and repair data platform, has been valued at multi-billion dollar levels across multiple transactions, including its $1.1 billion acquisition by KKR in 2013 and a subsequent acquisition by Stone Point Capital in 2018.
- Each became dominant and highly acquirable by owning the neutral data layer sitting between manufacturers, operators, insurers, and service providers.
- They did not just sell software, they provided proprietary actuarial and lifecycle data that became an industry standard.
- RobotCare, LLC is establishing that same data-layer dominance in the earliest possible window, before the market demands it, and while the cost of entry is still at pre-seed.
The Founder
The Founder
The Founder
- Ken Mushet, MBA/Technology Management, combines hands-on experience across technology, automotive, insurance, manufacturing, education, quality systems, and safety. A Certified Safety Professional (CSP) for over 25 years and a member of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society, Ken bridges the gap between high-level technical standards an
- Ken Mushet, MBA/Technology Management, combines hands-on experience across technology, automotive, insurance, manufacturing, education, quality systems, and safety. A Certified Safety Professional (CSP) for over 25 years and a member of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society, Ken bridges the gap between high-level technical standards and boots-on-the-ground safety.
- Through his approach based on the IEEE Entrepreneurship Community, Ken ensures that RobotCare, LLC is built on a foundation of global innovation and ethical engineering. It is this exact cross-industry combination that is required to build a neutral infrastructure layer that OEMs, fleet operators, insurers, and workforce programs can all trust and adopt.
- The automotive aftermarket, insurance underwriting, workforce credentialing systems, Ken understands deeply, are precisely the models RobotCare, LLC is replicating for the robot economy.
- Infrastructure plays are won by founders who understand every stakeholder at the table, not just one of them.
- Ken is positioning RobotCare, LLC as a cross-industry innovator, building a cross-industry platform.
CHRT™ Network · Verified Technicians · Fleet Infrastructure
One credential. One workflow. One record - scaled across every humanoid robot in the field.
- The humanoid robot economy does not scale on hardware alone. It scales on the certified technicians who keep the fleets running, the AR-guided workflows that make every repair verifiable, and the Robot Health Passport™🛡️ record that makes every machine insurable, finance-ready, and resale-valuable. The CHRT™ network connects all three into a single operational layer — platform-agnostic, credential-verified, and performance-tracked on every dispatch.
Sub-heading: The Human Layer - CHRT™ Certified Technicians
- The Certified Humanoid Robot Technician (CHRT™) credential is the human standard that makes humanoid robot maintenance real at scale. Twelve weeks. 480 hours. Hands-on training across all 13 major OEM platforms, covering actuator systems, battery safety, AI diagnostics, AR-guided repair workflows, and Robot Health Passport™🛡️ documentation. Graduates are dispatched through the RobotCare🤖 Maintenance OS as a platform-agnostic service network, with every repair tracked against their credential record. As fleets grow from thousands to millions of units, the CHRT™ network is the scalable workforce that keeps them in service.
The Infrastructure Layer — Verified at Every Layer
- Every CHRT™ dispatch produces a machine-verified service event. The AR-guided workflow enforces the exact sequence required under ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025 and ISO 13482. Each confirmed step is PKI-signed, timestamped, and written directly into the Robot Health Passport™🛡️ the lifecycle record that insurers, fleet operators, and secondary market buyers require. The result is a single connected infrastructure: the credential, the workflow, and the record operating as one verified system across every robot in the field.