Agents that act in the real world
Extending the planning and tool-use skills of our software agents to robots and devices.
Intelvue Labs · our new chapter
Taking AI agents from software into the physical world
We have built conversational AI since 2017 and AI agents as a core practice since 2026. Robotics is the next step, and we are forming a dedicated research team to take it.
In short
What is Intelvue Labs working on in robotics?
Intelvue Labs is building a robotics research team focused on connecting AI agents to physical systems: perception, planning and control for tasks such as inspection, picking and guided operation. We are at the research stage and are looking for pilot partners and engineers who want to shape it with us.
Research focus
Where we are starting
Perception and vision
Computer vision for recognising objects, reading environments and checking work quality.
Simulation first
Developing and testing behaviours in simulation before they reach hardware, to move fast and safely.
Work with the lab
How partnerships work
- Step 1
Share the problem
A task in your operation that is repetitive, dangerous or hard to staff.
- Step 2
Feasibility study
We assess the task, sensors and hardware options, and what a pilot would prove.
- Step 3
Pilot
A small, measured pilot in simulation and then on site, with clear go or no-go criteria.
FAQ
Robotics questions
Do you sell robots today?
No. Robotics at Intelvue is a research practice in formation. We partner on feasibility studies and pilots, and share what we learn.
Which industries are you exploring?
Logistics, retail operations and inspection tasks, where our software experience with clients like TechTransit and Bert's Auto Parts gives us a head start.
Are you hiring for robotics?
Yes. We are looking for engineers with robotics, computer vision, ROS or simulation experience. See our careers page.
Have a task a robot should do?
Tell us about it. Early partners help shape what the lab builds first.