Robotics Atlas

Robot arms are programmable manipulators that move tools, parts, and sensors through factory lines, labs, and warehouses. They range from heavy industrial welders to lightweight collaborative arms that work beside people.

Humanoid robots are general-purpose mobile manipulators designed for human-scale environments. They combine locomotion, perception, manipulation, and embodied AI to work in factories, warehouses, labs, hospitals, and eventually homes.

Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) move totes, pallets, and carts through warehouses, factories, hospitals, and campuses — navigating with SLAM or guided paths instead of fixed conveyors.

Medical robots assist surgeons, guide catheters, and automate hospital logistics — combining precision mechanics with imaging, haptics, and strict regulatory clearance.

Defense robotics spans autonomous drones, ground uncrewed systems, and perception stacks built for contested, GPS-denied, and high-reliability missions.

Robots perceive the world through LiDAR, depth cameras, IMUs, force sensors, and learned vision models — turning raw signals into pose estimates, object detections, and safe motion.