Fifty million people assemble electronics, cars, and appliances by hand, and those hands are getting harder to find every year.
We build the intelligence that turns skilled hand work into robot skills, and opens a new chapter for automation.
Automating the finest work in manufacturing.
Robots with the touch and pace of your best workers, deployed on your line.
Our team’s background
Where we help.
Assembly
Snapping, screwing, and plugging small parts into place, step after step.
Disassembly
Taking products apart for repair and recycling, whatever condition they arrive in.
Handling
Parts of every shape, from flexible cables to fragile components.
Your task
The job on the line nobody has managed to automate yet.
How we keep every line running.
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Fig. 1Capture the skill
The people who know the task best wear our gloves during their normal shifts, or our own team learns the task and records it for them. Production keeps running while their motion, touch, and pace become training data.
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Fig. 2Train the AI model
Our model learns the task itself, how it looks and how it feels. When a part shifts or changes slightly, the robot adjusts the way a person would.
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Fig. 3Deploy on your line
Our model is not tied to one robot. Each station gets the best arms and hands available today, and better ones as they arrive.
Our own glove, built and proven on real factory floors.
Motion capture
IMUs on every finger let us track each joint of the hand in 3D.
Tactile data
Conductive traces on the inside of the glove measure where the hand presses and how hard, across the palm and every fingertip.
Wrist camera
A camera on the wrist sees the part, the tool, and the grip for every task.