Prove your task on the robot you can buy.
We test your task on OpenAMRobot 2.0 in simulation, in our Berlin lab or at your site. You get the evidence, the data and the economics. Buying the robot is optional.
One task, measured.
Lab logistics
Take a tray from a drawer and place it on an instrument station at a different height. We test reach at three lift heights, grasp success over repeated trials and the time per transfer.
Order picking
Pick a defined set of packaged products from a shelf into an order tote. We measure picks per hour, the share of products the robot can handle and how often a person has to step in.
Your task, before any hardware moves.
A Task Check gives you a video like these, built for your own task, objects and layout.
Simulation visualization of OpenAMRobot 2.0 in a grocery store.
Four ways to start.
Each offer answers one question and ends with evidence and a costed next step. Prices in EUR, excl. VAT and travel.
Task Check
Can the robot reach and fit your task? We model it on the OpenAMRobot digital twin in one simulator (Gazebo, MuJoCo or Isaac Sim). Remote, no robot shipped.
You get a video, a reach, height and clearance assessment and a list of what needs a physical test.
Task Feasibility
Does it work with your real objects? One robot in our Berlin lab, up to 20 of your objects and up to 10 test days, plus one kick-off day with you.
You get success rates on agreed trials, failure videos, indicative BOM and economics, and a recommendation: proceed, redesign or stop.
Application Prototype or Data & Benchmark
Prototype: your station rebuilt in our lab, a task-specific gripper or fixture, repeatability across agreed variations, two visits. Data: a calibration batch, then up to 2,000 accepted episodes for your model.
You get a demo day, results, an itemised BOM and a pilot plan, or a dataset in LeRobot format with a held-out test and a baseline policy result.
Facility Pilot
Does it run one workflow at your site? One robot in one facility zone, a setup week with two engineers, two follow-up visits and remote support. The robot stays with you.
You get measured throughput, interventions and recovery, operator training for up to 6 people, and a rollout plan with costs.
What each offer includes.
| Task Check | Task Feasibility | Prototype or Data | Facility Pilot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robots | Digital twin | 1 in our lab | 1 in our lab (data: 1 to 2) | 1 at your site, yours to keep |
| Where | Remote | Berlin lab | Berlin lab | One zone of your facility |
| Site visits | None | 1 kick-off day | 2 visits | Setup week, 2 follow-ups |
| You provide | Object sizes or CAD, photos, layout | Objects, success criteria, one contact | Station drawings, objects, test variations | Site access, a supervisor, safety induction, baseline data |
| Next step | Feasibility quote | Prototype or pilot plan | Pilot plan | Purchase and rollout proposal |
From first call to handover.
1. Free 30-minute call. You describe the task, objects, current process and deadline.
2. Scoped proposal. A fixed price, the success criteria and the dates, within five working days.
3. The work. Weekly updates with video. Everything we test is recorded on the robot configuration you can buy.
4. Handover. The agreed evidence and project data, plus a costed next step. The next quote lists the work already done and prices only what remains.
Sample handover. Task definition, test conditions, results table, failure cases with video, robot configuration (revision, tooling, sensors, software version) and a costed next step.
The fine print, in plain words.
Purchase is optional
You get the agreed evidence and project data. If the trials support moving forward, you can buy the validated OpenAMRobot configuration.
Your data stays yours
Data is delivered only to you, under NDA. Anything we add to an open dataset needs your separate, written opt-in.
Dates
Simulation work can start now. Lab and site work starts when our Berlin robot is ready, planned for early 2027. Robot deliveries are planned from April 2027.
Not sure where to start? Discovery Workshop, EUR 2,900 picks one workflow with your team. Technical Review, EUR 1,500 to 2,500 answers architecture and integration questions. Own OpenArm arms? Bench-to-Mobile Integration, EUR 19,500 runs your arms or policy on our base and lift. EU SMEs can ask their local Digital Innovation Hub about test-before-invest support.
Prove your task on the robot you can buy.
We test your task on OpenAMRobot 2.0 in simulation, in our Berlin lab or at your site. You get the evidence, the data and the economics. Buying the robot is optional.
One task, measured.
Lab logistics
Take a tray from a drawer and place it on an instrument station at a different height. We test reach at three lift heights, grasp success over repeated trials and the time per transfer.
Order picking
Pick a defined set of packaged products from a shelf into an order tote. We measure picks per hour, the share of products the robot can handle and how often a person has to step in.
Your task, before any hardware moves.
A Task Check gives you a video like these, built for your own task, objects and layout.
Simulation visualization of OpenAMRobot 2.0 in a grocery store.
Four ways to start.
Each offer answers one question and ends with evidence and a costed next step. Prices in EUR, excl. VAT and travel.
Task Check
Can the robot reach and fit your task? We model it on the OpenAMRobot digital twin in one simulator (Gazebo, MuJoCo or Isaac Sim). Remote, no robot shipped.
You get a video, a reach, height and clearance assessment and a list of what needs a physical test.
Task Feasibility
Does it work with your real objects? One robot in our Berlin lab, up to 20 of your objects and up to 10 test days, plus one kick-off day with you.
You get success rates on agreed trials, failure videos, indicative BOM and economics, and a recommendation: proceed, redesign or stop.
Application Prototype or Data & Benchmark
Prototype: your station rebuilt in our lab, a task-specific gripper or fixture, repeatability across agreed variations, two visits. Data: a calibration batch, then up to 2,000 accepted episodes for your model.
You get a demo day, results, an itemised BOM and a pilot plan, or a dataset in LeRobot format with a held-out test and a baseline policy result.
Facility Pilot
Does it run one workflow at your site? One robot in one facility zone, a setup week with two engineers, two follow-up visits and remote support. The robot stays with you.
You get measured throughput, interventions and recovery, operator training for up to 6 people, and a rollout plan with costs.
What each offer includes.
| Task Check | Task Feasibility | Prototype or Data | Facility Pilot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robots | Digital twin | 1 in our lab | 1 in our lab (data: 1 to 2) | 1 at your site, yours to keep |
| Where | Remote | Berlin lab | Berlin lab | One zone of your facility |
| Site visits | None | 1 kick-off day | 2 visits | Setup week, 2 follow-ups |
| You provide | Object sizes or CAD, photos, layout | Objects, success criteria, one contact | Station drawings, objects, test variations | Site access, a supervisor, safety induction, baseline data |
| Next step | Feasibility quote | Prototype or pilot plan | Pilot plan | Purchase and rollout proposal |
From first call to handover.
1. Free 30-minute call. You describe the task, objects, current process and deadline.
2. Scoped proposal. A fixed price, the success criteria and the dates, within five working days.
3. The work. Weekly updates with video. Everything we test is recorded on the robot configuration you can buy.
4. Handover. The agreed evidence and project data, plus a costed next step. The next quote lists the work already done and prices only what remains.
Sample handover. Task definition, test conditions, results table, failure cases with video, robot configuration (revision, tooling, sensors, software version) and a costed next step.
The fine print, in plain words.
Purchase is optional
You get the agreed evidence and project data. If the trials support moving forward, you can buy the validated OpenAMRobot configuration.
Your data stays yours
Data is delivered only to you, under NDA. Anything we add to an open dataset needs your separate, written opt-in.
Dates
Simulation work can start now. Lab and site work starts when our Berlin robot is ready, planned for early 2027. Robot deliveries are planned from April 2027.
Not sure where to start? Discovery Workshop, EUR 2,900 picks one workflow with your team. Technical Review, EUR 1,500 to 2,500 answers architecture and integration questions. Own OpenArm arms? Bench-to-Mobile Integration, EUR 19,500 runs your arms or policy on our base and lift. EU SMEs can ask their local Digital Innovation Hub about test-before-invest support.
Tell us about your task.
You get a fixed-price proposal within five working days. You get the agreed evidence and project data. If the trials support moving forward, you can buy the validated OpenAMRobot configuration. The purchase is optional.