Robot.com launches humanoid ‘built for the work that burns people out’ - Robotics & Automation News

by Sam Francis

Robot.com, the company putting robots to work in the real world, has announced its entry into humanoid labor solutions with the commercial launch of R-noid, a robot “purpose-built for the repetitive, multi-shift, and hard-to-staff jobs”.

Deployed under a Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, Robot.com can go from the first visit of a customer’s site to autonomous on-site R-noid operation in as few as eight to twelve weeks. Others

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SAVE & ACCEPT Launching with support from Nvidia Robotics, Astribot, FieldAI, Formic, Physical Intelligence, Robots for America, and Yukai Engineering, R-noid brings humanoid labor solutions to Robot.com’s broader fleet – R-kiwi for delivery, R-cargo for transport, and R-kiwi+ for advertising – all running on the same software stack and five-phase engagement model.

Robot.com is working with FieldAI to bring its general-purpose Field Foundation Models (FFMs) to R-noid as the autonomy brain.