A robot is bought by people who need to see it work in their own setting. Makers lose deals when a demonstration means shipping a unit, and lose customers when a fleet cannot be watched after delivery.

01The pressure

Where robotics companies lose deals

Five problems that are common in this industry, and what we build against each one.

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Products that cannot be shown remotely

Prospects watch a video, cannot judge reach or footprint in their own cell and ask for a visit that takes weeks.

3D robot showcases

We build interactive 3D presentations with real dimensions, reach and payload, viewable in a browser.

Demos that need an engineer

Every trial is set up by hand, so only the largest prospects get one.

Demo portals

We build guided demonstrations and simple simulators that prospects can try themselves, with their results sent to sales.

Fleets the customer cannot see

After deployment, the state of each robot is known only by walking to it.

Monitoring systems

We build fleet dashboards with status, tasks, alarms and uptime, for the customer and for your support team.

Screens built for engineers

The control panel exposes every parameter and confuses the operators who use it all day.

Control panels

We design control interfaces around the operator's tasks, with safe defaults and clear recovery from errors.

Documentation that lags behind

Manuals describe last year's software, and integrators learn the difference on site.

Documentation hubs

We build versioned documentation for integrators and operators, generated where possible from the product itself.

02All in one studio

Everything we build for robotics

Design, engineering and AI in one team, so the website, the apps, the back office and the agents are made to work together.

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Websites and brand

Robotics website design
Product pages
Application pages

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Web platforms

Fleet dashboards
Demo portals
Documentation hubs

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Mobile apps

Operator apps
Service apps
Commissioning apps

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Software and integrations

Fleet software links
Ticketing links
Uptime reporting

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AI agents

Knowledge agent
Incident agent
Support agent
Lead qualification

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3D and interactive

3D robot showcases
Reach and layout simulators
Live fleet views

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AI agents for robotics

Operators answered, stops explained

Custom agents that work inside your own systems and channels, with clear limits and a person in charge of the decisions that matter.

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03AI agents

Agents we build for robotics

Each agent is built around your own systems and rules, with a person in charge of the decisions that matter.

01Knowledge agentAnswers integrators and operators from your documentation and cites the version it used.Open the agent's page 02Incident agentCollects signals when a robot stops and keeps the timeline for your support engineers.Open the agent's page 03Support agentAnswers customers' practical questions and opens a ticket with the details when needed.Open the agent's page 04Lead qualificationAnswers enquiries, learns the application and payload and passes the lead to sales.Open the agent's page

These are custom development services. Each agent's page says what it does, where it stops and what has been demonstrated so far. See all agent solutions

04Next step

Bring one of these to a call.

Tell us how a prospect evaluates your robot today. We will show you what they could try online first.

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How it runs today
The systems it touches
Who decides, and when

05Before the first call

Questions that come up first

Can the showcase use our real engineering models?

Yes. We start from your design files, prepare them for the web and keep dimensions and motion limits accurate.

Can dashboards read data from the robots?

Yes, through your fleet software or an API. We agree with you what is read, how often and how it is secured.

Is remote operation safe?

Remote features are limited by role, recorded in full and designed with your safety case. Anything that moves a robot keeps the safeguards you define.