The worker that always shows up
We pick the best robot for your job from any maker, configure it to your task in California, and prove it on your site before final payment. A coworker for your floor, a companion for your home.
Coworkers. Companions. Built to order.
One team picks the machine, builds it, trains you, and stays on the hook. Shop floors and homes, worldwide.
We pick the right machine
The best robot for your job from any maker: humanoid, quadruped, or neither. Only developer-grade units we're allowed to program. When none of them pencil, we tell you that instead.
We make it work
Robots ship knowing how to move, not how to work. Our team writes the autonomy: perception, task logic, safety. We prove it on a mock-up of your task before you owe the next dollar.
We train your people
Your team learns to run it before we leave: starting and stopping the job, swapping batteries, reading the monthly reports, and when to call us. No robotics degree required.
We stay on the hook
Install, care plan, parts, and uptime. Fixed price, milestone payments, and support from the people who built it, not a call center.
What a worker costs in your state
What a worker costs, next to every robot we build. Ballpark estimates. Your written quote fixes the real numbers.
All figures are ballpark planning estimates, not quotes. Hardware prices move, and every build is custom. Your written quote fixes the real numbers. And when a column says "won't pencil," believe it: at your settings that robot costs more than the labor it saves, and we'd tell you the same thing on the call.
Labor estimates from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, US data only), adjusted by state wage index and your Benefits setting. Build and care-plan figures are planning estimates per platform, the build includes physical customization (grippers, payload tooling, sensors) for your task, and your fixed price comes from the spec call. Power: average draw for the selected platform at your state's commercial electricity rate. Payback = one-time build ÷ monthly savings after care plan and power. Two assumptions to pressure-test on the call: the BLS wage is an industry average (your frontline rate may be lower, so type yours in), and the model assumes the robot matches one worker's output, which is exactly what mock-up testing proves before your second payment. 24/7 robot coverage uses rotating hot-swap packs (a ~2-minute swap every ~2 hours for humanoids, done by your team) or self-docking charge cycles for quadrupeds, spare packs and docks are included in the build price, not extras. Humanoid battery-swap labor is charged at your hourly labor cost: 12 swaps/day × ~2 min ≈ 146 hrs/yr of your team's time, it's in the robot's yearly, 3-year, and payback numbers, because pretending it's free would be lying. "Outside the US" uses US-average labor and power as placeholders, set your real loaded rate for accurate numbers, and we'll run your local figures on the call. We ship worldwide. Humanoid columns have a "+ pair" button: it doubles build, care, and power but zeroes the swap labor, the two units are programmed to rotate through charging so one is always on the clock, with no single point of downtime. Quadrupeds don't need a pair; they dock themselves. Set your own loaded $/hr to override the BLS estimate with your real payroll number. Human turnover line: ~50%/yr frontline turnover × ~$5,000 replacement cost across 4.4 workers ≈ $11,000/yr, a conservative estimate; overtime and vacancy coverage still aren't counted. Tap a robot's name for full specs on its maker's site. We build only on developer-grade, programmable platforms from any maker. Unitree's consumer models, for example, don't allow custom software, which is why their EDU editions are shown. These are planning anchors from several makers, not the whole menu: your quote names the best robot for your job, whoever builds it.
From waitlist to working robot
Every step, nothing hidden. Signed order to install: 10–14 weeks.
Waitlist open
Reserve your place. Free, no commitment, your spot sets your sequence for everything below.
Requirements call, then a written quote
A free 30-minute call to gather requirements, what the robot needs to do, how often, on what floor, with a straight "no" right there if it won't pencil. If it will, we review your site, on us, and firm everything into a written quote: one fixed price, fixed spec, fixed dates, and the best robot for the job, from any maker. Unitree, Boston Dynamics, or another maker: whichever platform wins for your task, the quote says so.
You sign the quote, the deposit locks your slot
You sign the quote and pay the deposit, 40% of your fixed price, the same progress payment any custom equipment builder takes. The full schedule is 40 / 40 / 20: 40% now, 40% when your unit passes testing, and the final 20% only after it succeeds in a 30-day pilot on your floor. This first 40% has one job: it buys your hardware and puts our team on the plane to get it.
Hand-picked at the factory
Our team takes delivery in person, wherever your robot is built, Hangzhou for Unitree, Boston for Boston Dynamics, wherever the best machine for your job comes from. Your exact unit is inspected and burn-tested at the source before it's crated. You get photos and serials, not a tracking number from a broker.
Freight, customs & security check
We handle the freight and paperwork, and for imported builds, duties and tariffs are already in your fixed price, never a surprise line item. On arrival, every unit is wiped, firmware-audited, and network-isolated before it touches our shop floor, whoever made it.
Built & customized in California
Straight talk: every robot ships knowing how to move, not how to work. Out of the box, whoever built it, it's a remote-control machine. This step is where our team writes your robot's job using the maker's developer toolkit (the SDK): how it sees, what it does, and when it stops for safety. When it leaves our shop it runs the task on its own, nobody standing there with a controller. It proves that by running cycles on a mock-up of your station until it hits the spec numbers, with progress video every week. The second 40% is due only when it passes those tests, before it ships, never before it works.
Delivery & install
Crated, shipped, installed on your floor, and run alongside your team while we tune it to the real station. Nothing is due at delivery.
Pilot, then your last payment
A 30-day pilot on your floor against success criteria we agreed on in the spec. Hit them and the final 20% is due then, and only then, converting to production at a known monthly cost with maintenance, parts, and uptime on us. Miss them and you're not stuck with it: you owe nothing further and we take the unit back.
Reserve a build slot
Straight with you: we're pre-launch, and this list is where it starts. We'll build in small numbers, for businesses and households, and every build starts with a requirements call. Founding customers get us at our hungriest. Joining costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
- 1Waitlist members get first access as build slots open, in order, businesses and households alike.
- 2It starts with a requirements call: we gather what the robot needs to do, walk your numbers, and tell you straight if it won't pencil.
- 3Then you get a written quote: one fixed number, firmed up by an on-site review. The quote carries a $500 engineering fee, credited in full toward your build.
- 4The 40% deposit is paid only when you sign that quote, and it goes straight to buying your hardware. Then we build.
- 5Your info stays with us. No spam, one update when your slot is near.
You're on the list.
We sequence spec calls in waitlist order. When a build slot opens for your industry, we'll reach out at to run your numbers first. A confirmation with your private status link is on its way to your inbox.