Intermode builds the infrastructure that makes mobile robots practical in the real world. The company exists to turn robots from fragile prototypes into dependable fleet assets that are built to run daily, be serviced quickly, and scale economically.

Intermode’s origins are in delivery robotics. Delivery is unforgiving: weather, curb impacts, messy environments, tight operating costs, and zero tolerance for downtime. Those constraints show that software alone doesn’t scale robotics. The industry needs rugged, standardized hardware and a lifecycle model designed for uptime.

That insight shaped Intermode’s broader mission: enable mobile robotics across many applications, not just delivery. When the platform is reliable and serviceable, teams can deploy robots for logistics, campuses, industrial sites, healthcare operations, and public-sector use cases without reinventing the fundamentals each time.

Intermode is vertically integrated because reliability and cost come from owning the full loop: design, manufacturing, deployment, service, and continuous improvement. Vertical integration tightens feedback, improves quality control, and lowers total cost of ownership, especially when robots are operating as fleets.

Intermode also prioritizes building in the United States. Domestic manufacturing supports faster iteration, stronger accountability for quality, resilient supply chains, and long-term serviceability. It’s a practical advantage for scaling real machines, not a slogan.

Robots, deployed responsibly, can improve society in concrete ways: they reduce repetitive labor burdens, expand access to goods and services, increase operational safety, and lower the cost to serve communities. Intermode’s goal is simple: make mobile robotics easier to adopt, easier to operate, and worth deploying at scale.