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About Dexmate

Dexmate builds robots and a physical AI operating system for them. Its robotics data collection operators wear Dexmate's exoskeleton so that their own movements control robot arms, repeating picking, placing, sorting and assembly tasks to produce the training data its models learn from. The open role on November 4, 2026 is an on-site contract at its Singapore lab, with hours and length set by each data collection campaign; a Fremont, California version of the role closed in October.

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Is Dexmate a good place to work?

Researched October 2026 · 21 sources

Mostly. Dexmate is a real robot maker (founded 2024, $41 million raised) that hires robot operators on contracts tied to its data collection campaigns, but no worker has reviewed the job on Glassdoor or Indeed. The operator jobs are contracts: hours last only while a data collection campaign runs, and its Fremont post (October 2026) was 1099 with no benefits listed, so you pay your own payroll taxes. No worker has described the job publicly. It pays $20 to $30/hr in checked postings (stated by the employer).

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Who is behind it

Dexmate Inc. (Delaware, 2024) is run by CEO Tao Chen (MIT PhD) and co-founders Yuzhe Qin and Chongyang Wang. It sold $41 million of stock to 29 investors from February 2026, and LG CNS and NEC's fund invested undisclosed sums. It sells Vega, a $75,000 wheeled two-armed humanoid. LinkedIn lists 51 to 200 staff. Its lab is in Fremont (36,500 sq ft leased August 2026), with a Singapore company since April 2025 and a Seoul office.

Getting paid

Its Fremont operator post, read October 11, 2026 and gone by October 28, paid $20 to $30 an hour on a 1099 contract, with hours set by each data collection campaign and no benefits or pay schedule listed; contractors owe 15.3% self-employment tax. The open Singapore operator contract states no pay.

Worker sentiment

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2 open roles on Dexmate, independently checked 4 Nov 2026.

Who can join

On-site at its Singapore lab (open November 4, 2026); its Fremont, California operator role closed in October 2026. (checked on jobs.ashbyhq.com, 4 Nov 2026)

Fake Dexmate recruiters

We found no documented scams using Dexmate's name and no fraud warning from it. Its real openings are on jobs.ashbyhq.com/dexmate, linked from dexmate.com, and its business email ends in dexmate.ai. The FTC says job offers by text, WhatsApp or Telegram, or any request that you pay, are scams.

What people praise

  • Its Fremont operator posting, read October 11, 2026, stated its pay before you applied: $20 to $30 an hour for teleoperating robot arms through Dexmate's own wearable exoskeleton. (no longer open)
  • No degree or robotics background is required: its Singapore operator posting asks for hand-eye coordination, attention to detail and reliability, with VR, gaming or teleoperation experience a plus.
  • Dexmate is funded for its age: an SEC filing shows it sold $41 million of stock to 29 investors in a round that began in February 2026.

What people complain about

  • The Fremont operator role read in October 2026 was a 1099 contract, not employment: hours and length followed data collection campaigns, and the posting listed no benefits, so work could stop when a campaign ended. (no longer open)
  • The Singapore operator posting (September 10, 2026) states no pay, hours or contract length, only that hours and duration follow data collection campaigns.
  • The work is repetitive by design: the Singapore posting has you repeat set picking, placing, sorting and assembly tasks for high-volume data, staying focused for extended periods.
  • Glassdoor lists Dexmate but shows no reviews as of October 11, 2026, so there is no independent account of pay, managers or how long operator contracts last.
Who it suits

Best for: People in or near Singapore (or Fremont, California, when it posts operator work there) with steady hands and patience for repetitive tasks, who want hands-on robot work without a degree and can live on contract hours. Not for: Anyone who needs benefits, a steady schedule or a permanent job, wants remote work, or wants to read worker reviews before applying.

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  • Pay here is stated by the employer, not measured live from a job feed, so treat it as a benchmark rather than a guaranteed rate.
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What Dexmate pays

Stated by the employer · updated 2026-11-04
$20 to $30/hr in checked postings

Researched rate card (stated by the employer), updated 2026-11-04

Stated on its Fremont Robotics Data Collection Operator posting (read October 11, 2026; that posting closed by October 21): $20 to $30 an hour on a 1099 contract, with hours set by each data collection campaign. Its open Singapore operator posting states no pay.

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What our research records about Dexmate

4 dated facts from public sources (the company itself, filings, regulators, courts and the press), each kept with the publication it comes from in one of our research reports. Newest first; the newest is from 10 Sep 2026.

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Is Dexmate a good place to work?

Mostly. Dexmate is a real robot maker (founded 2024, $41 million raised) that hires robot operators on contracts tied to its data collection campaigns, but no worker has reviewed the job on Glassdoor or Indeed. The operator jobs are contracts: hours last only while a data collection campaign runs, and its Fremont post (October 2026) was 1099 with no benefits listed, so you pay your own payroll taxes. No worker has described the job publicly.

Is Dexmate legit?

Yes. Dexmate Inc. (Delaware, 2024) is run by CEO Tao Chen (MIT PhD) and co-founders Yuzhe Qin and Chongyang Wang. It sold $41 million of stock to 29 investors from February 2026, and LG CNS and NEC's fund invested undisclosed sums. It sells Vega, a $75,000 wheeled two-armed humanoid. LinkedIn lists 51 to 200 staff. Its lab is in Fremont (36,500 sq ft leased August 2026), with a Singapore company since April 2025 and a Seoul office.

Is Dexmate a scam?

No. Dexmate is a real company. We found no documented scams using Dexmate's name and no fraud warning from it. Its real openings are on jobs.ashbyhq.com/dexmate, linked from dexmate.com, and its business email ends in dexmate.ai. The FTC says job offers by text, WhatsApp or Telegram, or any request that you pay, are scams.

Does Dexmate pay?

Yes. Employer career board verified live on September 16, 2026 (39 open roles at check). Payouts: Employment and payment terms are stated in individual job postings.

How much does Dexmate pay?

$20 to $30/hr in checked postings. Stated on its Fremont Robotics Data Collection Operator posting (read October 11, 2026; that posting closed by October 21): $20 to $30 an hour on a 1099 contract, with hours set by each data collection campaign. Its open Singapore operator posting states no pay.

Is Dexmate worth it?

Dexmate pays $20 to $30/hr in checked postings (stated by the employer). It suits people who want paid on-site shift work at a robot lab rather than flexible remote gigs. Worth knowing: No independent worker rating verified.

How does Dexmate pay out?

Employment and payment terms are stated in individual job postings.

Where is Dexmate open to workers?

On-site at its Singapore lab (open November 4, 2026); its Fremont, California operator role closed in October 2026.

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