The computer gave millions of people the freedom to create.
I want to help bring that freedom into the physical world.
At Structis, we're building a universal factory. Somewhere you can send a digital design and receive a finished, functioning product.
We're starting with robotic assembly. There is an enormous amount left to invent.
We're looking for the first people to build this with us.
People who think for themselves. Who care about the side of the fence nobody sees. Who are deeply optimistic about what humans can become capable of, and want to spend their lives contributing to it.
We're backed by Hustle Fund, Founders Inc, and Earthling VC.
We're forming the team in the Munich area.
If you've been looking for something worth giving yourself to, join us.
structis.ai/join-us/
One of our first autonomous successes on the gland assembly.
How it works: we teleoperate the task first. That becomes training data for our model, which then attempts it autonomously. When it makes mistakes, we intervene and show it how to recover. Those corrections make the policy more robust and push the success rate up.
The model runs end to end, down to switching the screwdriver on and off.
Every task we run on the real robot grows the dataset. The bet: the more diverse it gets, the less data a new task needs.