In this episode, I speak with Dennis Ledenkof, founder and CEO of RoboSculptor, and Yelena Kormilina, Head of International Projects at RoboSculptor. They’re pioneering a new frontier where wellness, aesthetics, and robotics converge, delivering what was once a manual, human-driven experience—body sculpting and therapeutic massage treatments—through advanced, AI-powered robotic systems.

We discuss the origin story behind RoboSculptor, how Dennis’s experience in the wellness industry influenced the idea to use robotic arms for vibrational compression therapy, and how Yelena’s background helped shape the product’s global strategy. We delve into the challenges of developing a device that not only applies complex massage techniques but does so safely, efficiently, and consistently—reliably scanning a patient’s body, adjusting to movement, and following precise protocols.

You’ll learn about the team’s approach to building a machine that reduces the reliance on scarce labor, ensuring that treatments can be delivered anytime, anywhere, while also capturing meaningful data to fine-tune and personalize sessions. We also explore their plans for global deployment, their initial focus in markets like the UAE and Europe, and the broader potential for this technology to transform the spa, wellness, and even medical therapy landscape.

Whether you’re intrigued by new robotic applications, curious about the future of wellness and aesthetics, or looking for insights on how advanced technology can improve traditional human-centered services, this conversation shines a light on what’s coming next. Join me as I learn how RoboSculptor aims to reshape our understanding of body treatments and unlock a new era of wellness possibilities.


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