Limor Schweitzer

Limor Schweitzer is a serial technology entrepreneur pioneering autonomous robotics for enterprise, currently Founder & CTO of MOV.AI and Founder of TUGBOT. MOV.AI, a VC-backed robotics software company founded in 2016, developed a universal operating system for Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs)—"the Android for robots"—built on ROS with industrial-grade fleet management, dev-ops, and scalability from 1 to 1,000 heterogeneous robots deployed in warehouses and facilities worldwide. TUGBOT, spun off from RoboSavvy in 2021, manufactures intelligent AMRs for industrial cart intralogistics, optimizing workflows and productivity in facilities of all sizes. Before robotics, Limor co-founded XACCT Technologies (sold to Amdocs 2004), where he pioneered real-time billing mediation technology for telecom networks, and Xpert, an early UNIX consulting firm that raised $17M and was acquired by Bezeq. He also co-founded ActuatedCharacter, an EU-funded project researching biologically inspired running robots, and consulted for IMAX on in-theater gaming. With a background in Physics from Tel Aviv University, Limor's philosophy is open-source meets enterprise-grade: building tools that make robotics accessible, collaborative, and transformative.