Things that should be autonomous. Built end to end, in-house.
Some things don't exist yet. Some things aren't autonomous yet. Both are reasons to build.
Defence hardware, built end to end under one roof.
A sub-kilo autonomous drone for close-terrain survey, inspection, and search. Built in-house because the drones that fly themselves, instead of asking you to, didn’t exist yet.
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Force-sensing, compliant actuators for humanoid and quadruped joints. Built in-house because robots that share space with people need joints that can feel, not just move.
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We build things that fly, turn, and run. Papers, decks, and demos come after — if at all.
Edge autonomy when the link drops. Hardware we build end to end. The right layer for the mission, not the demo.
We pick a short list of problems and go deep. Everything else we say no to.
Building something
autonomous?
We’re hiring engineers across mechanical, firmware, and ML — and we’re open to research and production partnerships.