Noblemachines builds general‑purpose mobile robots that can climb stairs, scaffolding and uneven terrain while carrying up to 23 kg. The robots operate autonomously or via tele‑operation and use whole‑body AI to learn new tasks from demonstration, enabling industrial and construction sites to automate hazardous or heavy manual work and improve safety and productivity.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Industrial sites often require workers to perform physically demanding or hazardous tasks in environments with stairs, scaffolding, uneven terrain, or toxic conditions, leading to safety risks and reduced productivity.
Solution
Noblemachines offers general‑purpose mobile robots that can traverse stairs, scaffolding, and irregular terrain while carrying payloads up to 23 kg. The robots can operate autonomously or be tele‑operated, allowing them to work side‑by‑side with human crews and intervene when expert control is needed. Integrated whole‑body AI enables the machines to learn new skills from demonstration and adapt to changing site conditions, continuously improving performance. By handling heavy, repetitive, or dangerous work, the robots help protect workers, lower downtime, and increase overall operational efficiency.
Target Audience
Primary customers are industrial operators, construction firms, and facilities that need to automate hazardous or physically demanding tasks in complex environments.
Features
- Modular design with interchangeable end‑effectors for a variety of task requirements
- Navigation system capable of climbing stairs, negotiating scaffolding, and moving over uneven or cluttered surfaces
- Dual operation modes: autonomous navigation and remote tele‑operation for expert oversight
- AI‑driven whole‑body intelligence that learns from demonstrations and on‑site feedback to acquire new skills
- Payload capacity of up to 23 kg (50 lb) with a walking speed of 0.8 m/s
- Battery life sufficient for extended field work without frequent recharging