Martin Mohammed is the Founding Engineer at InLoop Robotics (YC P26), a Y Combinator-backed startup building AI-native fulfillment powered by robotics for warehouses and factories.

A self-taught high-school dropout, Martin began programming at 12, interned at IBM San Francisco in Reinforcement Learning at 16 as one of the youngest prospects, and later worked in enterprise consulting, data engineering at Data Reply, and edge AI systems at Munich-based defense startup Tytan Technologies.

Martin co-founded Eggi, an AI-driven SaaS sales enablement platform, raising $250k in pre-seed funding through Entrepreneurs First, one of Europe's top accelerator programs backed by founders from LinkedIn and Stripe.

At InLoop Robotics, Martin contributes to building Loop V1, an intelligent bimanual robot system that delivers 300+ picks per hour across hundreds of SKUs, with paid pilots already live in customer warehouses.

InLoop Robotics, part of Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, is tackling a warehouse labor crisis where turnover runs 49% annually, replacing $100k+ integration projects per station with plug-and-play robotic employees.