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A person seats a processor in a motherboard, then two robot grippers do the same.

Teach robots new work
by showing them.

Build the next generation of automation with Robotensor — powered by frontier robot intelligence.

Traditional automation works — until the work changes.

New products, objects, layouts, and workflows still trigger expensive engineering cycles.

Traditional Automation

  1. New Product
  2. Collect Data
  3. Retrain
  4. Reprogram
  5. Reintegrate

Robotensor

  1. New Product
  2. Show the Task
  3. Adapt
  4. Run

We're building a new automation layer where robots can learn from demonstrations and adapt as the work changes.

Automation should not have to start over every time the world changes.

Built for change.

Teach new physical work through demonstrations instead of engineering every behavior from scratch.

  1. Show
  2. Understand
  3. Execute

Built for robustness.

Objects move. Products vary. Workspaces change. Procedures evolve.

Future automation must operate beyond one fixed environment.

Adapt across objects, positions, environments, and workflows.

Built for many.

Intelligence should not be locked to one arm, gripper, camera setup, or machine.

We're building toward foundation intelligence that can transfer across robot systems and industries.

  • 01

    Precise

    For assembly, insertion, cable handling, tooling, and contact-rich manipulation.

  • 02

    Long-Horizon

    From isolated robot skills to complete physical workflows.

  • 03

    Robust

    Operate through variation, disturbances, and imperfect real-world conditions.

  • 04

    Responsive

    Bring frontier models toward fast, closed-loop physical control.

Frontier intelligence for the work automation still struggles with.

  • Robot arms closing in on a car body on an automated assembly line.

    Manufacturing

    Automation that moves with production.

    • High-mix assembly
    • Insertion
    • Kitting
    • Cable handling
    • Tool use
    • Changing product lines
  • An automated pipetting head working over a well plate inside a laboratory system.

    Laboratories

    Automation that adapts with the procedure.

    • Sample handling
    • Containers
    • Instrumentation
    • Bench workflows
    • Multi-stage procedures
  • Totes on a curving roller conveyor beside the storage wall of an automated warehouse.

    Logistics

    Automation built for constant variation.

    • Picking
    • Packing
    • Sorting
    • Kitting
    • Mixed-SKU handling

Two model families driving the Robotensor frontier.

Robotensor

Vector

Adaptive intelligence for precise manipulation.

Built toward learning from robot demonstrations, handling variation, and transferring across robot systems.

  • Adaptation
  • Precision
  • Robustness
  • Cross-Embodiment
Explore Vector

Robotensor

Horizon

Toward robots that learn physical work by watching.

Built around human demonstrations, World Action Models, long-horizon intelligence, and efficient inference.

  • Human Video
  • WAM
  • Generalization
  • Long Horizon
Explore Horizon

The future of automation starts at the frontier of robotics.

Robotensor researches the technologies that can redefine how robots are taught and deployed.

  • In-Context Learning
  • World Action Models
  • Human Demonstration Learning
  • Cross-Embodiment Intelligence
  • WAM Inference Optimization

Vector and Horizon are continuously advanced through Attune, Robotensor's open model competition.

Building the intelligence layer for the next generation of automation.

Robotensor is building adaptive robot intelligence for a future where robots can learn new work, move across embodiments, and operate in environments that never stay completely fixed.

Our direction is simple:

Make automation more intelligent, more adaptable, and dramatically easier to change.

We're hiring

3 open roles

Robot foundation models, evaluation, simulation and the systems work around them.

Build the future of automation with us.

We're looking to work with robot manufacturers, industrial teams, laboratories, and automation partners pushing beyond fixed robotic systems.

  • Bring the robot.
  • Bring the workflow.
  • Bring the problem that existing automation struggles to solve.

Let's build what comes next.