Posh

Company Overview

Posh, formerly known as Posh Robotics, is an industrials company based in San Francisco, CA, USA. Operating with a team size of 4, they are part of the Y-Combinator W22 batch. The company focuses on developing sustainable battery solutions that are both reusable and recyclable, with a strong emphasis on creating a circular economy for lithium-ion batteries. Their operations span various regions, including the United States, America/Canada, and offer both remote and partly remote work environments.

Services

Posh provides an array of services centered around sustainable battery technology. These services include designing sustainable battery solutions, developing automation technology for the disassembly and reuse of electric vehicle (EV) batteries, and offering innovative second life solutions for used EV batteries. Their commitment to sustainability is reflected in their efforts to reduce the dependency on raw battery materials through recycling and automation, thereby minimizing the carbon footprint associated with battery production.

Products

Posh designs, develops, and manufactures sustainable battery solutions, particularly focusing on lithium-ion batteries. Their products are engineered to be reusable and recyclable, addressing current challenges such as difficult battery pack disassembly and the lack of scalable automation processes for battery reuse and recycling. These products aim to support the growing demand for electrification and make batteries more accessible while reducing environmental impact.

Industry and Compliance

Posh operates within the Industrials sector, with a specific focus on the Climate sub-industry. The company adheres to rigorous standards including R2v3, ISO 9001, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, and RIOS. These certifications affirm their commitment to quality management, environmental sustainability, and health and safety standards in their operations. By maintaining these certifications, Posh ensures their business practices meet high industry standards and regulatory requirements.