Saidr.Research stage

HUMAN KNOW-HOW. NEW POSSIBILITIES.

Small batches.
Less setup.

Exploring human-taught bin picking for
small and medium batch manufacturers.

Discuss your parts
From mixed parts to sorted batches An overhead illustration. Mixed rings and brackets enter on the middle conveyor. Two robot arms place rings on the upper conveyor and brackets on the lower conveyor. All parts leave at the right edge. This illustrates an idea, not a working prototype.
Sorting, imagined. Concept illustration, not prototype footage.

01 / THE IDEA

New parts shouldn't mean
starting from scratch.

Changing parts can mean more programming, setup and downtime. For short production runs, that effort is spread over fewer pieces.

Saidr is exploring human demonstrations as a way to teach robots what to pick and where to put it.

02 / THE APPROACH

Human know-how.
Equipment you already use.

Our focus is bin picking and sorting for small and medium batch manufacturers. The goal is to work with compatible existing robot arms and tooling, adding sensors where needed.

We are starting with object recognition and motion planning. Compatibility and total setup effort still need to be tested.