Automate the tasks
classical robotics
can't touch

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Pipeline

Teach · Deploy · Improve

Three phases. Same team. Three to six months from kickoff to canary on the first task.

  1. 01
    Teach

    Operators demonstrate.

    Trained operators teleop the target task across the real SKU mix. Wrist and scene cameras record every demonstration.

    Capture
    wrist + scene
  2. 02
    Deploy

    Fine-tune & ship.

    A foundation model, fine-tuned on the captured demos and deployed to your controller. Canary first, then full rollout.

    Latency
    < 50 ms
  3. 03
    Improve

    RL on production data.

    Production rollouts are scored on real outcomes. Weekly refinements push success rate up the curve.

    Cadence
    weekly
Diagnostic

Where a new generation of robots shine

Conveyor-fed, fixed-pose, single-SKU stations work. Everything else is still done by hand. That gap is where the cost lives, and where foundation models change the math.

01

Unstructured input

Bins arrive deformed. Items stacked, leaning, occluded. Calibration jigs do not survive a returns floor.

02

Mixed SKU

Thousands of items. No two grippers tuned the same. Hand-coded heuristics break past the first SKU expansion.

03

Long-tail edges

The 5% of weird inputs blocks 100% of the automation case. Foundation models cover the tail.

Capability

What foundation-model robots can do today

  1. C-01 Pick-and-place
  2. C-02 Sortation
  3. C-03 Light kitting & packing
  4. C-04 Bimanual manipulation
  5. C-05 In-context SKU adapt
  6. C-06 Mobile manipulation

Mixed bins, multi-object grasping across the real SKU mix — no jigs, no fixed poses.

Multi-object
Why us

Why this ships today

W-01

Whole lifecycle, one team.

Teleop, fine-tune, deploy, RL. Same engineers from kickoff to canary. No vendor relay.

W-02

The model stays yours.

Fine-tuned weights and your dataset, on your hardware. No server-side lock-in, no per-run fees.

W-03

Forward-deployed in Europe.

Copenhagen and Stockholm based. We come to your line: Munich, Lyon, Lisbon. Real factory work.

  1. 01 Whole lifecycle, one team.
  2. 02 The model stays yours.
  3. 03 Forward-deployed in Europe.
How we start

Call first. A week on your line
when it fits

Many teams come with questions before they're ready to put us on the floor. The call is how we figure out whether the audit is the right next step.

  1. Day 1

    Site visit, walkthrough.

    Our engineers walk your line. Arms, grippers, WMS, throughput.

  2. Day 2–3

    Task scoping, feasibility.

    Which flows are foundation-model-ready, which need waiting, which are better classical.

  3. Day 4

    Demo capture (optional).

    20–40 demos on one candidate task. Real data in the report.

  4. Day 5

    Written report, signed off.

    Scoped pilot proposal: target flow, integration, capex, success criteria.

Company

We chose the hard problem

In 2025, Qualia was founded on an unwavering belief: training robotic foundation models should be accessible to anyone with an idea and the drive to make it work.

What began as a bold dream is now bridging the gap between foundation-model labs and factories, proving that Physical AI can be scalable and efficient.

Next

Initiate the audit

One week, on your line. The report is yours.

Feasibility audit

Tell us how we can help.

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Join the team

Apply to Qualia.

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