Rushil Agarwal is Co-Founder at Human Archive, a multimodal data provider for robotics learning that deploys custom hardware to collect real-world datasets for frontier robotics labs and foundation model companies.

Rushil studied at UC Berkeley's Management, Entrepreneurship & Technology (MET) program, focusing on Industrial Engineering and Operations Research (IEOR) and Business. He previously worked in product at Coinbase.

Human Archive is part of Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch and was founded by a team of Stanford and UC Berkeley dropouts. The company believes it is at a historic inflection point to reshape physical labor markets through embodied intelligence.

Human Archive designs and deploys custom hardware across residential and manufacturing settings to gather multimodal data. The company raised $500K and serves frontier robotics labs developing foundation models.

Human Archive delivers diverse, high-fidelity datasets at scale through internal QA, anonymization, and annotation pipelines. The company is building the largest real-world multimodal robotics dataset to enable dexterous and perceptive robots that generalize robustly.