Humanoid
Humanoid
Works where people work
The core module completed with legs and two arms. Enters spaces designed for people and operates machines built for manual handling.
Industries
A humanoid on a mobile platform in halls designed for people.
Production halls, stations, conveyors and working heights have been designed for people for decades. A robot with human proportions enters that environment without rebuilding it - it reaches where a worker reaches and operates machines built for manual handling. The client does not adapt the plant to the robot, only the robot to the plant.

Challenges
What this industry is up against.
Repetitive physical and cleanup work is ever harder to staff, and turnover keeps rising.
Industrial robots are bolted to one spot and cannot keep up when the process changes.
Automation usually means redesigning the hall around the machine, raising the barrier to entry.
A new device must work with the machines the client already runs.
How we help
How POLCERO answers those challenges.
A humanoid on a mobile platform serves several stations instead of standing at one and closes the gaps between machines.
A dual-arm layout with waist rotation raises station throughput on repetitive work.
Design, build, integration, commissioning, documentation and service - from €2M, with conformity assessment.
POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
A hall has power everywhere, so most robots need not carry it. We install fixed power rails along stations and let robots run straight off the grid — batteries become the backup for the ones that roam between machines.
Robots bolted to or serving a fixed station draw power over a rail and run 24/7 without a single swap.
A humanoid that moves between machines carries three hot-swap packs and tops them up at a charging dock.
Rail power and battery power use the same core module — switch a robot from tethered to mobile without redesign.
The POLCERO branches we most often deploy in this industry.
Humanoid
Works where people work
The core module completed with legs and two arms. Enters spaces designed for people and operates machines built for manual handling.
Humanoid
One robot, many stations
The same humanoid on a mobile base. Drives up to the station and serves several spots instead of standing at one.
Specialized robots
One core module, four chassis
The same core module - control, AI and hot-swap batteries - on the chassis your terrain needs: legged, tracked, wheeled or wheel-leg.
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