We're building a robotic manipulation platform that is designed from the ground up for AI based controls. Our novel, low cost hardware mimics the mechanically compliant and precise functionality of humans and allows for fluid and dexterous movement needed for delicate manipulation tasks at scale.
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We see a huge gap in the capability of current robotics systems to support the rising diversity of use cases enabled by AI. Current systems are not designed for AI and we believe a paradigm shift is necessary in both the hardware and software.
We're building a breakthrough bimanual robotics platform designed for embodied AI enabling assembly and manipulation tasks in unstructured environments with minimal setup.
General purpose hands remain one of the most challenging aspects that currently limit what robots can do. We're building new ones from the ground up to enable large scale data collection for AI training for assembly and manufacturing tasks.
Cofounder
SpaceX veteran who designed novel flight reusability systems and mechanisms for F9, FH, and Starship as well as new manufacturing methods at Machina Labs as a Machine Learning Engineer.
Cofounder
Industrial designer with 13 years of product design experience in diverse industries from micro surgical devices to movies. Lead the mechanical team at Tarform to build a novel electric motorcycle and prove out the design.
Robotics Research Scientist
Julian worked as a Machine Learning Engineer at Amazon. He received his PhD from NYU where he developed novel control software for robotic locomotion and dexterity. Also worked on projects at Google X and CERN.
Mechanical Engineer
Lizzie is a Columbia trained Mechanical Engineer with experience in biotech, consumer products, bci, and robotics. From these diverse industries she brings expertise in translating high level solutions to physical hardware.
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