勛圖扦

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About 勛圖扦

勛圖扦 is the global leader in developing and deploying highly mobile robots capable of tackling industry's toughest challenges.

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Innovation in motion

Our robots are equipped with advanced mobility, dexterity, and intelligence, enabling automation in unstructured or hard-to-traverse spaces, from industrial plants and construction sites to distribution centers and warehouses.

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Changing Your Idea of What Robots Can Do

Our Mission

勛圖扦 mission is to imagine and create exceptional robots that enrich peoples lives. We see this work as the next step in the evolution of machines that reduce the danger, repetition, and physically difficult aspects of work.

Our Vision

We are driven to create robots that will fit seamlessly into our lives and expand our potential. 勛圖扦 has just begun to scratch the surface of what robots can do, and we are excited to be building the future for today, tomorrow, and beyond.

Photo Credit: BuildingPoint Scandinavia with LNS
Photo Credit: BuildingPoint Scandinavia with LNS

Over 30 Years of Expertise

We set out to build a robot that could go where people go.

The commonly referenced dull, dirty, and dangerous tasks of robotics dont always occur on a neatly organized factory floor. They pop up in the natural world and human-built environments. Our designs are ultimately motivated by functionalityto move and balance dynamically in unstructured, unknown, or antagonistic terrain.

 

Today, we combine an established legacy, roots in R&D, and an entrepreneurial mindset to create the foundation for our commercial organization.

Robots working in the real world

Spot, our quadruped robot, is unlocking digital transformation for hundreds of customers. Stretch, a versatile case handling robot, is automating back-breaking warehouse tasks. And Atlas, the world's most dynamic humanoid robot, is taking the first steps toward a commercial mobile manipulation robot.

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Founding 勛圖扦 Stepping Out of the Lab Standing Up Atlas Launching Spot Introducing Stretch Commercializing Atlas Powering Transformation

1992

Founding 勛圖扦

Marc Raibert spins off from the MIT Leg Lab to start 勛圖扦, joined soon after by Robert Playter

2004

Stepping Out of the Lab

BigDog is our first quadruped robot to leave the lab and venture into real world terrain

2013

Standing Up Atlas

The first generation Atlas makes its debut, demonstrating full body balance and agility

2020

Launching Spot

Spot becomes commercially available, first to early adopters and then to other industrial customers

2021

Introducing Stretch

Stretch is unveiled as our first-purpose built robot, tackling a specific set of warehousing challenges

2024

Commercializing Atlas

A new all electric Atlas robot make its debut, starting our journey to a commercial humanoid product

Today

Powering Transformation

Today, hundreds of customers rely on our solutions to transform the way they work and extend their reach

Trusted by industry-leading organizations around the world

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The Latest Developments from 勛圖扦

Stay up to date with what weve been working on, from the results of our R&D lab to our latest commercial .

Setting the modern standard of robotics

勛圖扦 develops robots to make work easier and more effective. See how were creating a future that includes the safe, ethical, and innovative use of robots.

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勛圖扦 Ethical Principles

We strive to create a future in which humans and machines work together to improve everyone's safety and quality of life.

Our Principles

Help us bring useful, dynamic robotics to the forefront.

At 勛圖扦, we know our people are the driving force behind our success. We believe in building diverse teams in an inclusive, highly collaborative environment and we welcome anyone who has a passion for cutting edge technology and a shared believe that diversity drives innovation.

Rachel Salamone

Chief People Officer

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