Hardware & control
Mechanical design, electronics, embedded systems and motion control.

Meet Nina / BotDyNax
Designed to sense. Built to move.
Discover a new perspective on robotics.
We bring mechanical design, intelligent sensing and robot software together to build machines that move with purpose.
We bring mechanical engineering, embedded systems and AI together to build robots that sense, plan and act.
One platform. Eight connected subsystems.
Select a component to see how it works.
Laser range measurements locate nearby surfaces. Combined with motion estimates, they help build a map and localize the robot.
Concept diagrams explain subsystem roles. They do not show live telemetry or confirmed product specifications.
Three connected disciplines. One autonomous system.
Mechanical design, electronics, embedded systems and motion control.
Computer vision, sensor fusion, mapping and obstacle avoidance.
ROS / ROS2, simulation and the software that connects sensing to action.
Follow an illustrative route from start to destination, around a mapped obstacle.
Illustrative 2D navigation sequence, not live robot telemetry.
Connecting research, hardware and autonomy to move robotics forward.
Explore perception, navigation and real-world robotics challenges with us.
LET’S COLLABORATE ↗Robotics grows through shared ideas,
technical exchange and collaboration.




Explore our focus, understand the demos, and prepare for a project conversation.
We bring mechanical engineering, embedded systems and AI together for autonomous mobile robotics. Our focus spans hardware and control, perception and navigation, and robot software.
Select a component in the interactive platform explorer to see how sensing, planning and movement connect.
No. The AMR image is a concept visualization. The navigation and component animations illustrate engineering principles. They explain the engineering concepts and do not display live robot telemetry or measured performance.
Tell us what the robot should do, where it will operate, and any constraints such as payload, space or integration needs. Share your current stage and desired timeline through our contact page to start the conversation.
Have an idea for an autonomous robotic system?
Let's engineer it together.