Technology

From days of CAD to minutes.

Our pipeline turns a list of requirements into a complete robot arm design, sized around its actuators and checked before anything is built.

  1. Requirements

    Payload, reach, workspace and the environment the arm will work in.

  2. Generative design

    Optimised variants, with links and joints sized around the actuators.

  3. Modular actuators

    Plug-and-play joints, whatever the type of motor.

  4. Simulation and control

    Kinematics, loads and reach are tested before anything is built.

  5. Physical arm

    Manufacturing-ready parts, and an arm ready to deploy.

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Environment

A simplified visualisation of what we are building, not the output of our real pipeline.

Environments

Shaped for where it works.

The working environment is a design input, just like payload and reach. The same task produces a different arm under water than on a factory floor.

Underwater

Sealed joints, corrosion-resistant materials, and sizing that accounts for drag and buoyancy.

Cleanroom

Smooth, enclosed surfaces that do not trap particles, and materials that survive cleaning.

Outdoor

Protection against dust, rain and temperature swings, with a structure sized for uneven loads.

Factory floor

Speed, stiffness and repeatability for continuous industrial duty.