Behind every robot that ends up in someone's living room is a team spanning mechanical engineering, AI research, industrial design, and long hours of in-home testing across very different households.

A Team Built Around One Question

Every discipline on our team is ultimately answering the same question from a different angle: will this genuinely make someone's daily life easier? An engineer asks it through motor tolerances. A designer asks it through the shape of a hand-off gesture.

Why Cross-Discipline Collaboration Matters

None of these disciplines can solve the whole problem alone. A perfectly engineered motion still fails if it feels unnatural to a person watching it happen, and a beautifully designed interaction still fails if the hardware behind it can't reliably deliver on it.

That shared focus is what keeps such a wide range of specialists rowing in the same direction, project after project, even when their day-to-day work looks almost nothing alike.

It's also a team that spends a surprising amount of time simply sitting in people's homes, watching, listening, and taking notes, because no whiteboard session has ever taught us as much as an actual afternoon spent in someone's living room.