
ceo @bySyncere | prev. @Stanford @UofT phd
Palo Alto
Joined September 2011
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Won our first design award.
The world’s first lamp that does your chores.
Couldn’t be more proud of this team.
💡@bySyncere is hiring a Research Scientist and Hardware Engineer.
Come work with @aaronistan and his team in Palo Alto.
Apply here: syncere.com/story#jobs
Explore other @speedrun companies: speedrun-talent-network.com/
Aaron Tan retweeted
In a world where products feel increasingly ephemeral - founders who commit to CRAFT will endure.
I look forward to seeing 100 of our closest founders, LPs and partners.
NYC /// 5 June
Kinda obsessed with @bySyncere atm.
Aaron Tan retweeted
Caught at @bySyncere’s launch party last night. Interviewing robot light founder @aaronistan.
And @SGhashghaei and I have been hanging out. His robots take apart old electronics. But you knew that, I interviewed him a few weeks ago.
you need to see Lume live (ideally in a dimly lit setting) at least once in your life to appreciate the robo-artistry
The robot lamps from @bySyncere are really mesmerizing at night. Looks a lot better in real life than comes across on X.
Palo Alto robot parties are so awesome.
Had a great time showcasing Lume at @bySyncere last night!
Most people assume our lamp form factor is just an aesthetic choice, but it is actually a direct response to the exact deployment problems outlined here.
Positioning as a lamp allows us to:
- tap into existing distribution channels
- deliver value on day 1 (without relying on perfect autonomy)
- get into homes fast -> starts the data flywheel
Humanoids can't do this because they require near-perfect physical ai to be a viable consumer product.
This means until physical ai is solved, there will be limited real-world adoption -> limited deployment data -> limited improvement.
I wrote a lot on this internally at @bySyncere. Will share more soon.



























