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MARK One seated on its autonomous base, seen from the front

Software

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Teach. Deploy. Evolve.

MARK One is powered by a software
ecosystem designed to make advanced
robotics simple, intuitive, and fast
to deploy.

No complex
coding.

No expert-only
workflows.

Close-up of a MARK One arm joint wrapped in dark fabric
MARK One wrist joint in the shadows
Grey machined surface of the MARK One base

Just clean interaction. Powerful automation.

MARK One Interface

Program workflows in minutes.

A person at a desk looking at a screen that shows MARK One

MARK One interface allows any operator
to create a complete workflow in three
simple steps:

1.

Set the positions

Guide MARK One through the key working points,
visually, directly, effortlessly.

The MARK One interface: joint sliders and a live view of the robot

2.

Define the workload

Pick the task type, adjust parameters,
fine-tune motion or force when needed.

The Create New Recipe screen of the MARK One interface
The visual programming canvas with linked movement, lift and logic blocks

3.

Deploy

Press start. MARK One executes, optimizes,
and learns from the process in real time.

Two MARK One robots working on a bottling line

A visual programming layer allows even first-time users
to create professional-grade automations.

AI-Powered Learning

MARK One continuously collects data
from every task it performs, movement patterns,
object interactions, environmental feedback,
and cycle performance.

Through cloud-connected
intelligence, each unit:

Receives

real-time
updates

across all deployed robots

Improves

energy usage, positioning,
and cycle efficiency

Adapts to variations

in materials or workflow

Learns and becomes more precise over time

Every factory benefits
from the experience of all others.

Real-Time Diagnostics & Monitoring

Live diagnostics
of every subsystem

!

Predictive
maintenance warnings

Battery, safety, navigation, arm status.

Task analytics
& performance KPIs

MARK One scanning a stack of boxes with a red laser
MARK One docked on its base with an arm extended

When MARK One is docked, it can charge while working,
enabling true zero-downtime robotics.

Open Architecture

The system is designed
with modularity at its core:

API access
for third-party developers

Plug-and-play

compatibility

with new modules

MARK One head and shoulders in front of a pink background

Ready for future sensors,
tools, and AI models

MARK One is not locked in time.
It evolves.