Small errors, big failures
A few millimeters of pose error or an unexpected contact turns a reliable motion program into a missed grasp, a jam, or a scrapped part.
Reinforcement learning for the factory floor
Reinforcement learning policies, trained in simulation, that work alongside the classical controls you already trust to get more out of every station.
01 — The problem
A few millimeters of pose error or an unexpected contact turns a reliable motion program into a missed grasp, a jam, or a scrapped part.
New stations often launch well short of target yield. Closing the gap means endless edge-case tuning, fixtures, and re-teaching.
General-purpose robot foundation models are slow, costly, and hard to certify. A welding cell doesn't need a humanoid's brain.
02 — Our approach
In manufacturing you already know the part, its CAD, the robot, and the task. We train reinforcement learning policies in simulation on thousands of variations of your cell, then run them alongside your existing controller to maximize efficiency, yield, and uptime.
50K–1M params · trained in simulation
PLC / robot program · trajectories, IK
Higher yield, faster cycles, fewer stops
03 — From cell to policy
We import your robot, gripper, part CAD, and existing motion program into a physics simulator.
Pose error, friction, mass, sensor noise, and latency are varied across thousands of parallel runs.
A compact policy is trained and scored on paired trials against your baseline, failure by failure.
The policy ships as a small artifact that runs beside your controller on standard industrial hardware.
04 — Who it's for
Add robot learning to your offering without hiring a research team. Win the stations your competitors walk away from.
Raise yield on existing lines and shorten bring-up on new ones, with the equipment you already own.
Handle high-mix, high-value parts where every drop or misalignment is expensive, and where determinism matters.
Tell us about the part, the robot, and where it fails. We'll tell you whether a trained policy can fix it.
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