Deploy robots on your floor in days, not months. You program them by talking to them — the same way you'd teach a new worker on their first day.
the robot · designed in-house
Real tasks, real machines, real material — recorded on the factory floor and in our sim.
Most robot projects fail in the gaps between the arm, the old machines around it, and the software that connects them. We build all three, so nothing falls in the gaps.
Piqoid Swift — a compact reverse-SCARA arm built for real factory tasks: machine tending, handling, cutting and welding. Industrial capability without industrial complexity.
Self-enumerating modules that clamp onto your existing machines — presses, cutters, conveyors, decades old — and give them a signal path the robot can talk to. Minutes to fit, nothing rewired.
Our AI harness and proprietary AI models turn spoken descriptions and phone photos into working robot programs — and adapt, verify and replan as the task runs.
| Integration SI | Imported robot reseller | Piqoid | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to a working robot | months | months | days |
| Deployment cost | several × the robot | several × the robot | a fraction |
| Works with old, controller-less machines | skipped | skipped | yes — via modules |
| Setup | engineers on-site for weeks | none — you're on your own | voice + photo, on-site |
| Re-teaching a new part | new project, new quote | not realistic | your operator, by voice |
| Accountability after handover | partial | poor | full — we're one company |
Every engagement starts with a live demo of the robot running your task on your material. If it doesn't work in front of you, we haven't earned anything.
Our modules bring even fully manual machines into the loop. You don't replace the floor — you upgrade it.
Operators correct and re-teach the robot by talking. No automation engineer on the payroll, no black boxes.
Arm, controllers, software, support — one team stands behind the whole cell. That's what full-stack means.
Send us a photo of your machine or a part you make. We'll show you the robot doing the work — live.