Machines made for reality.
Different physical tasks require different machine architectures. ARUS develops robotic platforms around the body best suited to the work while maintaining a shared approach to perception, autonomy, control and validation.
Humanoid systems.
AR-H is designed for environments built around human proportions: stairs, doors, workstations, tools and workflows where conventional automation struggles to operate without redesigning the space.
Mobile autonomy.
AR-M provides autonomous transport and mobile manipulation across warehouses, manufacturing facilities and industrial campuses without requiring fixed tracks or rigid infrastructure.
Industrial precision.
AR-X brings adaptive intelligence to robotic work cells. Instead of repeating a fixed sequence, the system perceives variation and adjusts movement, grip and task execution in real time.
Different machines. Same brain.
ARUS systems share a common software and control architecture. Improvements developed for perception, planning or fleet intelligence can propagate across the entire machine family.
Choose by work environment.
Start with the work. Not the robot.
Every deployment begins with the operational problem: environment, objects, movement, constraints, people and desired output. We then determine the appropriate robotic system.