Deploying humanoid robots at scale, starting where they matter most.
Versatility
When dedicated automation fails
More than 75% of industrial tasks are still performed manually, because an operator adapts to a new part or a new sequence and a fixed robot does not. High-mix, low-volume production needs hardware that can be reassigned whenever the product or process changes. The new generation of humanoid robots provide that hardware, but still requires an engineering project for each new application.
Technical notes
- Introducing Bleu_0.1Our first few-shot imitation policy: any task, any robot, deployed in few demonstrations
- The scientific heritage of Bleu RoboticsBacked by two decades of academic research conducted before “AI” was called AI: we helped shape the very path of what is now called artificial intelligence. Here are our contributions.
The Bleu Robotics team in the lab with their robots.
Team list- Benoît BerkoukchiCO-FOUNDER
- José Mendes Filho
- Alexandros Paraschos
- Sébastien Dignoire
- Mathilde Molavi
- Team list
- Benoît BerkoukchiCO-FOUNDER
- José Mendes Filho
- Alexandros Paraschos
- Sébastien Dignoire
- Mathilde Molavi
Open positions
We hire researchers and engineers who want their work judged on a factory floor, not in a simulator.
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