The challenges of funding and scaling robotics

The beauty robotics market is heating up — from lash extensions to AI-powered manicures. But while most focus on small-scale services, roboSculptor is aiming higher, redefining body contouring with a fully autonomous robotic platform.

Key takeaways:

• roboSculptor plans to deploy 25–40 machines globally in 2025
• ‍240 sessions per month per unit — triple the human average
• Lower operational cost than a therapist, with greater ROI‍
• Tackles workforce shortage with scalable, touchless treatments

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“The way we receive treatment is evolving gradually, but it will take time for robots to earn people's trust. They must first be perceived as safe, then efficient, and ultimately, even lovable—especially in wellness and beauty, where emotional connection plays a crucial role.” – Dennis Ledenkof, founder of roboSculptor