Move into position
The differential-drive base approaches the task while the lift sets working height.
The product
Built for the space between demos and daily life.
Kural combines a mobile base, vertical lift, six-axis SO-101 arm, onboard vision, and interchangeable wrist tools. It moves to the task, reaches the right height, sees the workspace, and acts with the tool the moment requires.
Why Kural
Robots should adapt to the room, not the other way around.
Most machines are built around one fixed motion in one fixed place. Kural is designed as a system: mobile enough to move between work zones, tall enough to meet different surfaces, and modular enough to change what happens at the wrist.
The differential-drive base approaches the task while the lift sets working height.
Top and wrist viewpoints help frame objects, surfaces, and the next action.
Six arm motions and a changeable wrist module turn perception into useful work.
Wrist modules
Kural’s wrist-roll interface lets one robot shift between handling, cooking, illumination, and future task-specific tools.
The everyday tool for controlled pick-and-place, sorting, and object handoff.
A fitted wrist-roll attachment for cooking-surface interaction and flipping tasks.
A compact lighting module for bringing illumination exactly where it is needed.
A planned module for smooth, delicate, or difficult-to-pinch surfaces.
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