Robot maker · early
Queue
Queue builds what it calls the first fully autonomous robotic pharmacy: a self-contained machine that takes sealed wholesale pill bottles in one end and outputs filled, machine-verified prescription vials without an on-site pharmacist. The system fills a 60-pill vial every 30 seconds and supports about 280 of the most-prescribed US medications, with claimed dispensing costs up to 96% below traditional pharmacy operations. Founded by serial entrepreneur Nick Desai (ex-Heal) and Josh Liu (ex-Tesla, Waymo, Zipline); emerged from stealth in June 2026 with $18.6M total raised and a working prototype deployed for early commercial validation with an unnamed national pharmacy chain.
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Queue autonomous robotic pharmacy
- Fills and verifies a 60-pill prescription vial every 30 seconds from sealed wholesale bottles, covering ~280 top US medications, with no on-site pharmacist
Self-contained autonomous dispensing robot for retail pharmacy
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AlleyCorp, Ubiquity Ventures, House Capital, Grep Ventures, Banter Capital
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Investors undisclosed
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Public job board · 2026-07-13
Hiring is an operating signal, not deployment evidence. Roles are refreshed from the company’s public careers system.
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