Software with moving parts.
Machines that do a defined job in a real building, safely and repeatedly.
A robot that works in a demo hall is not a robot that works in your building. Design for the exception, not the demo.
The problem
Real floors have thresholds, people, deliveries and doors that stay open. The engineering that matters is rarely the movement itself — it is what happens when something unexpected is in the way.
Our approach
We scope one job, define the failure behaviour, and instrument everything so you can see what the machine did and why.
- 01A single, well-defined task before any expansion
- 02Safe stop and human handover as first-class behaviour
- 03Full telemetry — every route, fault and intervention recorded
- 04Fleet monitoring and maintenance planned from the start
What this includes
- Internal delivery robots
- Retail and warehouse robotics integration
- Control software and fleet management
- Sensor integration and telemetry
- Safety behaviour and human handover
- Maintenance scheduling and diagnostics
- Building systems integration
How this runs.
- 01
Think
The one route or task, and what must never happen.
- 02
Design
Behaviour, safety envelope and the operator interface.
- 03
Build
Control software, telemetry and integration with building systems.
- 04
Launch
Supervised operation, then autonomy once the data supports it.
- 05
Keep alive
Maintenance, diagnostics and fleet expansion.