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We took our first humanoid apart

We have to be able to repair the robot we operate at a client's site. That is why the first unit we bought ended up taken apart, and it was one of the more useful investments we have made.

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The company in one sentence

Cavendish Robots rents out humanoid robots for positions companies cannot fill, and looks after them for as long as they work.

The company in a paragraph

Cavendish Robots rents out humanoid robots for positions companies cannot fill. It is neither a manufacturer nor an integrator that hands over the work and leaves: the robot stays its own for as long as it operates, and service is part of the monthly fee. It buys the hardware on the market and chooses it to suit the task, and develops the control app for fleet orchestration itself. It belongs to the Czech IT Academy group, which trains the people who operate and service the humanoids.

Facts

What it does
Rental of humanoid robots for a monthly fee, including integration and service
Group
Czech IT Academy
Based in
Prague
Software
Its own control app, one instance runs up to 16 robots

Logo

The logo carries its own white outline, so it holds on light and dark backgrounds alike. Please do not change its colours or proportions.

Photographs

We send pictures of the operation, the control room and the dismantled humanoid on request, in full resolution and with the author credited.

Media contact

Michael Kalista

Background material, photographs, a comment or a visit to the operation.

Writing about robotics?

Get in touch. We will gladly show you the operation, the control app and the dismantled humanoid, and also tell you what the technology cannot do yet.