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AI that steps into the real world.

An embedded autonomy platform for humanoid robots, built for inspection, surveillance and hazardous environments.

The Unitree G1 humanoid robot in the lab's MuJoCo simulation
Unitree G1 in the lab's high-fidelity simulation (MuJoCo), mid-mission.

Two curves are crossing.

For sixty years, giving AI a body remained a fantasy: humanoids were too expensive, AI too fragile. Both barriers are falling at the same time.

24 months
The time it took model reasoning to go from conversational gadget to infrastructure building block.
÷ 10
The cost of a humanoid, in three years. Mass production is coming.

A cognitive OS for humanoids.

The robot receives a mission, reasons about its surroundings, executes, alerts and reports. Everything runs on the onboard computer: no cloud dependency, no data leaving.

The goal: become the cognitive OS of humanoids, whatever the manufacturer.

The platform's five layers, from reasoning to hardware

  1. Mission engine and model cascadeDeep reasoning and fast reflexes
    BRAIN
  2. Navigation and LiDAR mappingAutonomous mapping and movement
    NAV
  3. Perception and trackingDetection, tracking, re-identification
    PERC
  4. Real-time middlewareStandard robotics bus, Spectre tactical mesh
    COMMS
  5. Hardware abstractionPortable from one humanoid to another
    ROBOT

2026full pipeline validated in simulation, in May

Code that runs.

Validated in high-fidelity simulation, the platform receives a mission, plans it, navigates, perceives and delivers its report, end to end and without intervention.

Navigation, mapping and the real-time bus run together in simulation. Next step: the real robot.

Three horizons, one course.

  1. Platform validated in high-fidelity simulation.

  2. Demonstrations on a real humanoid, first industrial-inspection pilots.

  3. Several robots, several manufacturers: fleets operated remotely by AI agents.

A use case in the field?

A programme running at the lab. Industrial inspection, hazardous environments, security: tell us what the robot should do for you.