Seeking pilot partners

Real work.
Better robot
learning.

Data from human demonstrations, robot operation and simulation. Connected to the work robots need to do.

For robotics teams and companies exploring automation.

THE WORK → DATA CONNECTION+
A task camera watches a robot pick up a part and place it in a tray
Concept illustration

Two perspectives.
One shared task.

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Our services

Different ways to learn
from the real world.

Four connected pilot tracks. We're developing each around specific tasks, with scope and feasibility agreed before a project begins.

How it fits together

Work informs data.
Data informs the next trial.

A workplace reveals what a robot needs to handle. A robot trial reveals which demonstrations, variations and failures need closer attention.

01

Understand
the task

People, objects and the conditions that matter.

02

Capture &
simulate

Agree demonstrations, signals and useful variations.

03

Train &
evaluate

The robotics team tests the data in its learning workflow.

04

Trial in
the workplace

Observe performance and identify the next data need.

What happens in practice shapes the next collection brief.

A practical starting point

One task.
A pilot built around your goal.

The first conversation is about your current problem. Together, we define what the first sample or trial needs to achieve.

Tell us about your task
  1. 01

    Define the need

    The task, the missing data or the operational outcome.

  2. 02

    Agree the specification

    Signals, hardware, environment, format, permitted uses and acceptance criteria.

  3. 03

    Test a focused sample

    Check feasibility and review the result in your workflow.

  4. 04

    Plan the next stage

    Use the pilot results to refine the scope and plan the next stage.

Start a conversation

What does your robot need to learn?

Bring us a task, a data gap or a workflow. Let's define a useful first pilot.

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