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We've signed our first commercial robotics data pilot with Vulcan Shield Hungary, one of the largest advanced material manufacturing complex in Europe. Starting at a production workstation in Békéscsaba, we'll combine real-world data and simulation to work toward a robot model trained for a specific factory task.
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Vulcan Shield Hungary is a leading manufacturer of advanced alumina fibre materials engineered for extreme heat. Its insulation products withstand temperatures up to 1,600°C and are used by major manufacturers across the aerospace, automotive, energy, petrochemical and glass industries. This is the kind of industrial expertise we're bringing robot learning into. Read about the news released by Business Insider here→

Our collaboration has three stages: 1. Build a simulation of the selected production workstation. 2. Equip Vulcan Shield operators with OR-S1 egocentric headsets to capture first-person demonstrations as they work. 3. Use the data and simulation to train task-specific robot models for potential deployment on the production line. The pilot starts with simulation and data collection. Model training and deployment come next.

This pilot marks OpenRoboto's entry into commercial industrial work, bringing us closer to real-world deployment and revenue generation. We're starting with a specific production process and the people who know it best. Our goal is to develop robot skills that solve a real customer's problem and create measurable value on the factory floor. Explore OpenRoboto →

Great work guys, brilliant partnership

Great news, revenue incoming.

This is Amezing

@amirsrtp So you will make robots there?

Can i have a shirt?

Congratulations guys!

Real factory data meets robotics training

Huge congrats to the OpenRoboto team! Incredible milestone going from open-source research straight into a commercial industrial pilot.

niceeee

Interesting

One workstation is the right place to start. The numbers I'd want after the pilot: interventions per hour and cycle time against the operator on that same station, over a full shift. If both hold, the data story sells itself.
