Robotics Manufacturing
Machines that see, decide, and act
AtaForge designs and manufactures AI-powered robots — autonomous mobile platforms, robotic cells, and vision-guided arms — from mechanical design and embedded firmware through to the perception models and fleet software that run them.
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- Weeks to first moving prototype
- 6–10Weeks to first moving prototype
- CAD, firmware & model handover
- 100%CAD, firmware & model handover
- Fleet telemetry and diagnostics
- 24/7Fleet telemetry and diagnostics
Machines that see, decide, and act
We treat a robot as one system: chassis, actuation, sensing, embedded control, perception models, and the cloud software that supervises a fleet. One team owns the full stack, so the machine that leaves the workshop is the same machine the software was written for.
What our robotics team does
Mechanical & hardware design
Chassis, drivetrain, and enclosure design through CAD, tolerance analysis, and DFM review — then bring-up on real prototypes instead of renders.
Embedded control
Real-time firmware on STM32 and Jetson-class compute: motor control loops, sensor fusion, safety interlocks, and OTA-updatable device software.
Perception & autonomy
Computer vision, SLAM, obstacle avoidance, and pick-and-place planning. Models trained on your process data and quantised to run on-device at the edge.
Fleet & operations software
Web dashboards for tasking, telemetry, remote diagnostics, and utilisation reporting — so a fleet of ten robots needs one operator, not ten.
Projects that start here
- [01]
Autonomous mobile robots
Indoor transport, inspection, and service platforms with mapping, docking, and charging autonomy.
- [02]
Robotic work cells
Vision-guided pick, place, sort, and quality-inspection cells that slot into an existing production line.
- [03]
Custom automation rigs
Test benches, dispensing rigs, and end-of-line stations built around one specific manufacturing bottleneck.
- [04]
Retrofit intelligence
Vision and analytics layers added to machines you already own, without replacing the underlying equipment.
What you get
- Working prototype before large tooling spend
- Firmware, CAD, and model weights handed over in full
- Safety and risk documentation prepared alongside the build
- Fleet telemetry from day one, not bolted on later
Robotics FAQ
Does AtaForge manufacture robots or only write the software?
Both. We design the mechanics and electronics, build and test physical prototypes, write the embedded firmware and perception models, and deliver the fleet software that operates the machines in production.
Can you build a robot for a process that has never been automated?
Yes. Most of our robotics work starts from a manual process. We begin with an on-site study of the cycle, cost, and constraints, then design the smallest machine that removes the bottleneck before scaling the design.
Do the robots need a constant internet connection?
No. Perception and control run on-device at the edge, so the robot keeps working offline. Cloud connectivity is used for fleet supervision, telemetry, and over-the-air updates.
Who owns the intellectual property?
You do. CAD files, schematics, firmware, trained model weights, and the fleet software source are transferred to you at delivery.
Start with the problem, not the technology
Send the process, the workflow, or the learning outcome you want to change. We will tell you honestly whether it is a fit.