Autodiscovery is a system integrator and distributor of affordable mobile robots and humanoids, offering modular platforms such as legged, tracked, wheeled, and full‑size humanoid robots for outdoor, indoor, and harsh environments. It provides self‑developed hardware—including sensor heads (HEAD), dexterous robot hands (HAND), and the MoBiT bimanual teleoperation system—along with open‑source ROS 2 and proprietary navigation software to enable custom robotic solutions and rapid proof‑of‑concept deployments for security, agriculture, logistics, construction, mining, and research applications.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many industries face high labor costs and safety risks when performing repetitive, hazardous, or remote tasks such as security patrols, off‑road material transport, soil monitoring, and complex manipulation. Existing robotic solutions are often expensive, proprietary, and lack the flexibility to be customized for specific use cases, limiting adoption across sectors.
Solution
Autodiscovery acts as a system integrator and distributor of affordable mobile robots and humanoids, offering a portfolio of modular platforms—including legged, tracked, wheeled, and full‑size humanoid robots—tailored for outdoor, indoor, and harsh environments. The company designs and supplies self‑developed hardware such as the HEAD sensor heads, HAND dexterous robot hands, and the MoBiT bimanual teleoperation system, enabling customers to build bespoke robotic solutions or deploy ready‑to‑use proof‑of‑concepts. By combining high‑payload, IP‑rated platforms with open‑source software stacks (ROS 2, proprietary Navis) and optional AI‑ready compute (e.g., Nvidia RTX 4000), Autodiscovery reduces the total cost of ownership and accelerates integration for applications in security, agriculture, logistics, construction, mining, and research.
Target Audience
Primary customers are enterprises and research organizations in sectors such as security, agriculture, logistics, construction, mining, and advanced robotics R&D that require robust, customizable autonomous robots for remote or repetitive operations.
Features
- Wide range of mobile bases (legged A2, tracked Bunker Pro, wheeled Scout Mini, omnidirectional Ranger Mini) with payloads up to 300 kg and IP67 waterproofing for harsh environments
- Modular sensor heads (HEAD360, HEAD‑lite) providing 360° LiDAR, AI cameras, GPS/RTK and 4G/5G connectivity for autonomous navigation
- Dexterous 14‑DOF HAND robot hand compatible with Unitree humanoids and AgileX arms for advanced manipulation
- MoBiT split architecture separating controller station from robot, supporting remote teleoperation and AI training with high‑performance Nvidia RTX 4000 compute
- Open‑source ROS 2 support and proprietary Navis navigation suite for flexible autonomy integration
- Scalable security solution (Secunit) with 120 kg payload, omnidirectional drive, and AI‑based person detection for continuous perimeter monitoring
- Humanoid platforms (Unitree H1, G1) offering high speed, torque, and upgradable end‑effectors for R&D and industrial tasks