Tuurny is a robotics and AI company that builds systems for electronics repair and component recovery, including an autonomous PCB repair assistant and a table-top robot that removes usable parts from discarded circuit boards for reuse. Its stated markets include defense, aerospace, high-value electronics, telecom, medical, automotive, network infrastructure, and HPC, and it has said its documentation workflow is designed to support traceability and counterfeit-part avoidance for mission-critical supply chains. The company says its technology combines computer vision, precision modular robotics, and a custom large language model to analyze boards, identify faults, guide repairs, and harvest components such as chips, RAM, capacitors, and connectors without damage. Public profiles indicate the company was founded in 2022, and its leadership includes Sina Ghashghaei, who is named as a key team member on company listings. The company has described itself as based in San Francisco and also says it operates in Texas and California, with a warehouse in Texas.