What we are building now
You look at a task on a screen and confirm it with a nod or a key. The software passes the instruction on to the robot. This works with a normal camera and needs no extra hardware.
In development
Today an operator steers the robot with a handheld controller. Our research goes one step further: the robot should understand what a person wants directly from that person. We start with the eyes. The long-term goal is control through brain signals.
This research is separate from our rental and sales offer. Rental robots are always run by one of our operators.
You look at an object or a task on the screen and confirm your choice with a nod or a key.
Our software reads the choice from a normal camera and turns it into a clear instruction.
The T800 receives the instruction and carries out the task.
You look at a task on a screen and confirm it with a nod or a key. The software passes the instruction on to the robot. This works with a normal camera and needs no extra hardware.
The robot should follow signals that are measured from the brain. That needs measuring equipment, tests with volunteers and an ethics approval. We take these steps one after the other.
Our platform is the T800, a full-size humanoid robot that supports our own software.
Universities, labs and companies that work on robotics, artificial intelligence or brain signals: write to us. We are happy to show you where we are.