Bracket provides a modular robot platform that combines professional‑grade hardware with a consumer‑price model. Its interchangeable sensor and actuator modules, open API, and SDK let developers write code in familiar languages, run simulations, and deploy directly to the robot, while cloud telemetry and comprehensive documentation streamline prototyping and testing for robotics developers and makers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Developers and hobbyists who want to build robotic applications often face high costs for professional-grade hardware and limited access to modular, developer-friendly platforms, slowing prototyping and innovation.
Solution
Bracket offers a purpose-built robot platform that delivers professional-grade capabilities at consumer price points. The system provides a modular hardware stack—including actuators, sensors, and a programmable controller—designed for easy integration with common development tools and languages. Bracket’s open API and SDK enable developers to write custom software, run simulations, and deploy code directly to the robot without extensive low‑level engineering. Documentation and sample projects accelerate the learning curve, allowing users to prototype, test, and iterate robotic solutions quickly. The platform is positioned as a ready-to-use foundation for a wide range of applications, from research prototypes to product demos.
Target Audience
Primary customers are robotics developers, makers, and small teams building prototype or low‑volume robotic solutions who need affordable, professional hardware.
Features
- Modular hardware architecture with interchangeable sensor and actuator modules
- Integrated controller supporting popular programming languages (e.g., Python, C++) and ROS compatibility
- Open API and SDK for rapid software development and custom algorithm deployment
- Cloud‑connected telemetry for real‑time monitoring and remote debugging
- Plug‑and‑play power and communication interfaces to simplify setup
- Comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and example codebases for developers