Navneet Dalal and Mehul Nariyawala, both veterans from Nest and Flutter, identified a gap in home automation in 2017. While self-driving car startups flourished, no significant effort addressed the repetitive chores at home. They launched Matic, a robot designed to clean homes intelligently, reminiscent of Rosie the Robot from *The Jetsons*. At Matic HQ in Mountain View, California, engineers work on advanced prototypes, while testimonials from satisfied customers highlight the robot’s appeal. Matic interacts with users through an app, mapping homes and learning layouts in about 15-20 minutes. It adapts over time, allowing for seamless operation even in new environments. The robot’s capabilities extend to working in the dark and navigating complex obstacles, making it a versatile cleaning solution. Since its launch, Matic has cleaned over 50 million square feet, saving customers significant time. Dalal and Nariyawala aim to alleviate the burdens of modern domestic life, allowing families to focus on meaningful activities rather than chores. Their journey into robotics started in an era when machine learning was met with skepticism, but their prior success with Flutter and Nest equipped them with the necessary skills to innovate. Matic's development reflects a belief in quick iteration based on customer feedback. The founders focused on creating a product that people would find indispensable, similar to a microwave. They noted the stagnant state of robotic floor cleaning technology, which relied on outdated methods. By combining advanced AI algorithms with practical design, they aim to redefine home cleaning, making Matic more than just a gadget but a valuable household companion.