An arm, self-enumerating modules, and a control suite. Designed and built in-house, built for Indian factory floors, and programmed by voice on-site.
| Architecture | Reverse-SCARA |
| Reach | 600–900 mm |
| Axes | 3 + 2 |
| Payload | 10 kg |
| Speed | 30 cycles/min |
| Onboard intelligence | Vision + edge compute + dynamic replanning |
| Tasks | Machine tending · material handling · metal cutting · welding |
reverse-SCARA · 3+2 axes
Self-enumerating modules: plug one onto an old machine and the robot's brain reads its torque, travel and specs automatically — giving decades-old machines a signal path without touching their electronics. No PLC to hunt. No protocol to reverse-engineer. No army of scarce integration engineers.
Clamp on, and the machine becomes legible to the robot — its quirks and limits read automatically instead of an engineer tracing wires for weeks.
The modules sit alongside the machine's existing electrics. Nothing is cut, replaced or re-certified.
Modules bring fully manual and motorised machines into robotics; the harness makes controller-equipped machines deployable in days.
The unified desktop suite for configuring, calibrating and coordinating Piqoid robots and any external machines they operate alongside — from conveyors to CNC to third-party actuators.
Torque limits, PID tuning, joint homing, encoder calibration — for our arms and any servo-driven machine in your cell, from one graphical interface. No terminal required.
Coordinate the robot with the machines around it — timings, handshakes, I/O mapping — without a PLC expert.
Joint torque, current draw, contact timing and module health, streamed live for operators.
Publish a cell configuration or roll it back — designed so a factory technician can own it, not just an automation engineer.
< 120 min first robot online · ∞ machine types · 0 code required
unified machine control
The operator speaks the task; the workspace is scanned with a phone. No teach pendant, no code, no CAD.
Fixtures, rigs, mounts and safety layout — generated from pre-qualified components, not drawn by an engineer.
The harness writes the motion paths in minutes; the operator corrects by talking; our field engineer signs off.
Your team owns the cell from day one. New part or new machine? The same voice-first process, in minutes.
Bring a part or a photo of your machine. We'll show you the cycle — live, on real material.