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The same robot skills, in more places.

Laundry and logistics are where we have demonstrated full tasks. Picking, placing, carrying and sorting recur across many other operations. These are the applications we see next, each assessed task by task in the actual operating environment.

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  1. 01

    Manufacturing

    Candidate tasks
    Parts handling and component kitting
    Related demonstrated skills
    In-box item placement, sorting mixed objects, workstation item transfer
  2. 02

    Food service

    Candidate tasks
    Tray handling and supply replenishment
    Related demonstrated skills
    Workstation item transfer, sorting mixed objects
  3. 03

    Healthcare

    Candidate tasks
    Non-clinical supplies and linen transport
    Related demonstrated skills
    Bulky-item carrying, clothes folding
  4. 04

    Campuses & facilities

    Candidate tasks
    Material delivery and room setup
    Related demonstrated skills
    Room tidying, tidying around furniture, household cleaning
  5. 05

    Shipyards

    Candidate tasks
    Welding and material handling
    Related demonstrated skills
    Bulky-item carrying
  6. 06

    Semiconductor manufacturing

    Candidate tasks
    Consumables delivery and spare-parts sorting
    Related demonstrated skills
    Sorting mixed objects, workstation item transfer

These applications illustrate a broader range of opportunities. They are candidates, not deployments: feasibility and robot choice are assessed for each site.

Demonstrated skills

What the robots already do.

Individual skills shown on dual-arm and humanoid robots, running one model.

Sorting mixed objectsHumanoid sorting varied items into bins
Workstation item transferPicking items from totes at a workstation
In-box item placementAligning and placing items into a box
Bulky-item carryingWhole-body carrying of large objects
Room tidyingPicking up and putting away items
Tidying around furnitureWorking in spaces built for people

Demonstrations illustrate specific tasks; suitability for an operating site is assessed separately.

Robot form

Chosen for the task, not the other way round.

One model runs all three forms, so the choice follows the workflow.

  • Fixed manipulation

    Packing, sorting and machine tending.

  • Mobile manipulation

    Material delivery, picking and replenishment.

  • Whole-body manipulation

    Tasks requiring human-like reach, mobility and interaction.

How we assess a new application

Start with one task.

Scope, milestones and commercial terms are agreed per project.

  1. 01

    Feasibility study

    Validate one task against agreed technical and business criteria.

  2. 02

    Proof of concept

    Develop and validate robot skills for your operating workflow.

  3. 03

    Deployment & ongoing support

    Deploy the validated solution, integrate it and provide agreed ongoing support.

Could this fit your workflow?

Tell us about the task. We will come back with what a first feasibility assessment could look like.

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