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ROBOTICS SOLUTIONS

Robotics hardware built around your task.

Tell us what you need to collect, build or automate. Knoxlabs helps teams source, configure and support the robotics hardware that fits the application.

An early idea or equipment list is enough to start.

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START WHERE YOU ARE

You don't need a finished spec to start.

Bring us a task, a partly built system or a component list. We'll help identify the hardware questions worth answering next.

  • 01A task to automate
  • 02A robot to extend
  • 03A data stack to build

THREE WAYS TO START

Choose your starting point.

Three common challenges, each with a different hardware path.

Illustrative camera rig, glove interface and robotic arms for data capture

FOR ROBOTICS TEAMS

Build a robot-learning data stack

Bring together teleoperation, motion capture, vision and the hardware behind repeatable data collection.

Explore research stacks
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FOR BUILDERS & INTEGRATORS

Integrate a working robot cell

Scope the arm, end effector, tooling, sensing and controls around the station.

Explore cobot cells
Illustrative warehouse team reviewing a robotics workflow

FOR OPERATIONS TEAMS

Start with end-of-line palletizing

Review box flow, pallets, floor space and shift pattern before choosing a cobot cell.

Explore palletizing
Not sure which path fits?Tell us the task. We can help frame the hardware questions worth answering first.
Discuss your application

THE SYSTEM VIEW

The components need to work together.

Knoxlabs helps teams bring together capture hardware, robot components, sensing and the practical configuration work between them. We can start with one missing layer or review the full stack.

Browse the full robotics catalog
01Human inputGloves · motion capture
02Robot hardwareArms · hands · grippers
03PerceptionCameras · sensing
04ConfigurationInterfaces · setup · support

HOW WE WORK

From first conversation to a hardware plan.

A focused discussion helps define the right components, what Knoxlabs can provide and what needs further testing.

01 / BRIEF

Share the task

Tell us what you need to collect, build or automate, plus the equipment you already have.

02 / REVIEW

Map the hardware

We review relevant components, compatibility questions and project constraints.

03 / NEXT STEP

Agree on a scope

We clarify sourcing, configuration and support options for the application.

Discuss your application

WHY KNOXLABS

Evidence from the lab, scope for your project.

In our Los Angeles lab, we demonstrated MANUS glove-driven control of a Tesollo hand and trained on Xsens Link capture workflows. Explore the humanoid research page for the published details. These are lab examples, not claims of customer deployment.

Coordinated sourcing

Bring together components from multiple vendors under a clear hardware plan.

Configuration first

Address firmware, licenses, adapters and pairing before equipment reaches the team.

Lifecycle contact

Plan for support, parts and RMA handling around the supplied configuration.

Project scope and availability are confirmed during consultation.

Robotics hardware brands

Explore arms, hands, grippers and tactile sensing in our catalog, or ask us to help configure a complete system.

More robotics suppliers: Seed Robotics · RealSense · Orbbec · Luxonis · Stereolabs

Need help combining components? Tell us about your robotics project.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you get in touch

You can bring us an early idea or a detailed equipment list.

Do we need a fully defined project before contacting Knoxlabs?
No. An early-stage use case is enough to start. Share the task, available equipment, target environment and timeline, and we can help identify useful next questions.
Can Knoxlabs help with only part of a robotics stack?
Yes. We can discuss a specific hardware need or a broader multi-component configuration. What we can source, configure and support will be confirmed for your project.
What if our application needs custom work?
Tell us what is outside standard equipment. We can review the hardware scope and discuss where specialized integration or partner work may be needed; feasibility is assessed case by case.
How soon can we get a proposal?
That depends on how much detail is available and whether the hardware combination needs compatibility review. We can confirm the next step after discussing your application.
What happens after we submit the form?
A Knoxlabs team member can review your application and follow up to clarify requirements, possible equipment options and the appropriate next step.

LET'S TALK

Tell us about your robotics project.

Describe the task and what you already have. We'll review it and follow up to clarify a practical next step.

A few sentences are enough. No finished spec required.

Helpful details to include
  • The task or data you want to capture
  • Your current robot or equipment
  • Key constraints or target timing
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Discuss your application

More ways to apply robotics

Choose the application closest to your task. Each page explains the practical inputs for scoping a next step.

Want to see what Knoxlabs has shown publicly? Read our MANUS–Tesollo lab demonstration and Xsens Link training article. These are lab and training examples, not customer-deployment claims.

Knoxlabs team

How can we help?

Tell us what you need and the right specialist will get back to you.

We reply within one business day, Monday to Friday. Often sooner.

How urgent is it?

Urgent means it is blocking an order, a deployment or an event.