Physical AI Infrastructure-as-a-Service
The physical layer for Physical AI.
Real robots, environments, teleoperation, data collection and testing — without building and running it all yourself.
↓ Scroll — 7 solutionsThe bottleneck
Your model can scale in compute. Access to the physical world doesn't scale as easily.
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Multi-Robot Infrastructure
Access a growing fleet across embodiments — robotic arms, quadrupeds and humanoids. Bring your own hardware, or use infrastructure configured around your programme.
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Real-World Data Collection
Managed or customer-operated teleoperation programmes. Environment-, task- and embodiment-specific demonstrations, training and correction data at scale.
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Physical AI Twins
Replicate your lab, training environment or workflow as a secure, white-label physical setup — without building another facility from scratch.
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Testing & Evaluation
Run trained policies on real hardware across defined tasks and scenarios. Measure performance, find failures, generate correction data.
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Physical AI Operations
Operators, robotics engineering, scheduling, facility operations, data workflows and QA — the capacity to run programmes continuously.
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Commercial Test-Beds
Validate robotics in live manufacturing, logistics and industrial environments in Lithuania and across the EU — alongside future customers.
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EU Data Operations
Secure end-to-end data processing and storage on EU-based infrastructure, built around European data protection and AI governance.
How it works
Start with a requirement. Scale from there.
- 01Define
Agree the model or policy, target embodiment, environment and evaluation criteria.
- 02Configure
Robots, cell, sensors and teleoperation are set up around the embodiment.
- 03Run
Policies roll out and data is collected on real hardware.
- 04Decide
Rollouts are evaluated; failures become correction data.
- 05Scale
Extend to more embodiments, tasks, environments and locations.
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Let's define the first programme.
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