Applications

One touch skill, wherever things bend.

Every industry has its own cables, bags and foam. The physics of handling them is shared: a wire is a wire, film is film. Learn it once, by touch, and it applies across the floor.

1D · Wires, cables, hoses
2D · Bags, film, fabric
3D · Foam, pouches, soft goods

The matrix

Same classes of object, different floors.

Each cell is built from a few atomic tasks in our tactile task taxonomy (the numbers), so a skill learned for one industry carries to the others.

Where touch matters, by industry and deformable class
Industry	1D · wires, cables, hoses	2D · bags, film, fabric	3D · foam, pouches, soft goods
AI data centers →	Seat and verify cables, fiber and coolant quick-disconnects02 01 05	Bag and wrap components06 07 08	Soft-pack servers and parts11 14
Warehouse & fulfillment →	Cords and cables in kits04 05	Opening, filling and sealing poly bags06 07 08 09	Soft goods into totes, without damage13 14
Manufacturing	Cable routing and connector insertion01 02 03	Film, gasket and label placement06 09	Foam inserts and soft components11 13
Automotive	Wire-harness routing and clipping01 02 03	Upholstery, trim and seat covers10 09	Seals, grommets and foam padding12 11

All fifteen atomic tasks

00Verified hold and transportRigid
Confirming by touch that an item is held, and keeping it held through transport, handover and release.
R1R2R6
01Cable seating in a channel1D Linear
Pressing a cable or wire bundle into a groove, channel or row of retaining clips along a defined path.
R3R4R5R6
02Connector mating by feel1D Linear
Grasping a connector on a flexible lead, aligning it to its mate, and inserting until the latch engages.
R1R3R6
03Snap-fit fasteningRigid
Pushing a clip, fir-tree fastener or push-pin through a hole until it snaps home.
R1R3R6
04Cable coiling and bundling1D Linear
Winding a loose cord into a compact coil of a target size and securing it for packing.
R2R5R6
05Tangled pick and singulation1D Linear
Extracting one cable from a pile of entangled cables, sensing and resolving snags as it lifts.
R2R5R6
06Single-ply sheet pick2D Sheet
Picking exactly one thin flexible sheet from a stack and confirming only one was taken.
R1R2R3R6
07Bag opening2D Sheet
Finding the opening of a flexible bag or pouch, separating the two walls, and holding the mouth open.
R1R2R3R6
08Fill and seal2D Sheet
Placing an item into an open flexible package and closing it by peel strip, zipper or fold.
R1R3R4R6
09Wrinkle-free laydown2D Sheet
Laying a flexible sheet onto a surface and pressing it flat so it bonds without wrinkles or bubbles.
R3R4R5R6
10Tensioned edge tuck2D Sheet
Pulling a fabric or trim edge to a target tension and tucking or hooking it into a retainer.
R2R3R5R6
11Compliant press-fit3D Volume
Pushing a compressible insert into a cavity until it is fully seated, without tearing or crushing it.
R1R3R4R6
12Grommet and seal seating3D Volume
Pressing a rubber grommet, plug or edge seal into a hole or onto a flange until its lip locks.
R1R3R4R6
13Force-window grasp3D Volume
Grasping a soft or fragile item with enough force to hold it and not so much that it is damaged.
R1R2R6
14Contact-triggered placement3D Volume
Lowering an item into a container and releasing it at the moment it is supported.
R1R3R6

Where we start

Two applications, one technology.

How we work with you

From one task to a fleet.

Step 1
Find the task
We look at a task on your floor that still needs human hands, and map it to the touch skills it depends on.
Step 2
Pilot on your floor
A touch-aware robot works the task in your building, measured against the success criteria you set.
Step 3
Scale
Add robots as the task proves out. Every shift adds contact data that makes each robot better.

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One touch skill, wherever things bend.

Same classes of object, different floors.

Two applications, one technology.

From one task to a fleet.

Find the task

Pilot on your floor

Scale

Building with things that bend?