Never losing support while re-anchoring
A dual-ended arm walks across a facility; the old end cannot let go until the new end is confirmed locked.
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We are not making demo animations. We are building robotic systems that go onto host platforms and have to hold up in reviews and tests. If you want hard, concrete engineering problems, talk to us.
A dual-ended arm walks across a facility; the old end cannot let go until the new end is confirmed locked.
When several arms hold one part, small position errors turn into internal force.
From task-level stiffness and force all the way down to joint torque and motor current.
Bays are packed and sight lines are short; status has to be confirmed from several views.
Mounting, power, communications, thermal and attitude effects all go into the interface list.
Every simulation, test and review has to trace back to a requirement, a configuration version and its conditions.
Skill organisation, relative sensing, constrained planning and multi-arm coordination.
Servo control, torque estimation, active compliance and drive protection.
Firmware, buses, electrical integration and bring-up.
Systems engineering, payload and platform interfaces, power and thermal design.
Dynamics simulation, test design, data replay and traceability.
Lifetime, environmental robustness and configuration management.
These are the areas we care about, not a fixed list of openings. Specific roles, location and terms are discussed directly.
Requirements come from real platforms and facilities, not from what makes a nice demo.
Simulations, tests and reviews all record version, conditions and scope.
Algorithms, drives, structure and system interfaces move forward in one team.
Our core technical team covers:Embodied intelligence and manipulation, Hardware, joints and low-level control, Space systems and verification