HUGO-I
A robotics-arm platform focused on programmable manipulation, embedded control, perception, and automation. Designed for education, prototyping, laboratory automation, light industrial workflows, and research applications. A working prototype is currently operational.
Programmable manipulation accessible to researchers, educators, and engineers.
Robotics arms with real capability — meaningful degrees of freedom, reliable embedded control, and a practical software interface — are either prohibitively expensive, proprietary ecosystems that lock out customisation, or research-grade systems that require specialist knowledge to operate. The gap between hobby servos and industrial arms is where most practical work actually needs to happen.
HUGO-I is designed to fill that gap: a capable, programmable robotics arm that can be used for education, research prototyping, laboratory automation, and light industrial workflows without requiring either a large budget or deep robotics expertise to get started.
A working prototype exists. The current prototype is operational and demonstrates the core manipulation and control capabilities. Demonstrations are available on request to verified organisations and researchers.
Specifications including degrees of freedom, payload capacity, reach, precision, repeatability, and speed are not published on this page. We will add verified specifications once they have been formally measured and documented. We do not publish estimated or target specifications as if they were measured values.
Mechanical design, control, sensing, and software — integrated.
HUGO-I is designed as a layered system. Each layer is developed and validated independently before integration.
What HUGO-I is designed for.
HUGO-I is not designed for heavy industrial automation or extreme-precision manufacturing. It is designed for the large space between hobby robotics and industrial systems — where real work happens but capability is currently inaccessible.
From working prototype to validated product.
See HUGO-I in action.
We are offering demonstrations to educational institutions, research labs, and industry partners evaluating robotics platforms. Contact us with your organisation and intended application.