HIRO Industries

Ethan Marreel @ethan_marreel

2 days ago

No more cad, no more renders, no more simulations - its time to build something special.

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2 days ago

Always cool to see your projects come out of CAD into the real world. This is going to be a super capable robot

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2 days ago

Origin is coming to life!

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Emerson S

@Em_Nomadic

9 days ago

Simulation can compress days of robot learning into minutes. The remaining challenge is making sure the objects, scenes, and physics match where the robot will actually operate. Fast training means more when reality is built into the loop.

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9 days ago

This is how intelligent robotics scales

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9 days ago

4,096 simulated Origin robots practicing at once in @NVIDIARobotics’ Isaac Lab. One run packed 48.5 combined hours of practice into ~6 minutes. Learning from examples, then trial and error. Final test: 100/100 successful pick-and-place tasks in simulation.

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Praveen Kumar Verma

@Alacritic_Super

10 days ago

Why completely overhaul your assembly line when you can just upgrade the operator? Meet Origin by @hiroindustries, a human-scale dual-arm robot built to drop directly into your existing workstations. For established manufacturers, this means immediate automation value with zero infrastructure downtime. Origin seamlessly automates intricate, high-repetition assembly tasks with human-like dexterity, letting you scale production and eliminate bottlenecks without the multi-million dollar cost of rebuilding your factory floor. What bottleneck on your floor needs this dual-arm upgrade?

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10 days ago

Building a production line with Origin will be like playing Factorio

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Ethan Marreel @ethan_marreel

10 days ago

From the workbench to the conveyor. We’re designing Origin to handle the picking, packing, and transfers that keep production moving. Have a task in mind for Origin? Reach out about becoming a pilot partner.

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Chandra Shekhar 📟

@cspaliwa1

11 days ago

Absolute baller move to have humanoid building acctuator demo This implies even in world of robotics humans are apex

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11 days ago

Best proof of robots for automation is robots building themselves!

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11 days ago

Nothing's quite as cool as a factory full of humanoids building more humanoids

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11 days ago

Origin is designed for a wide range of stationary, two-arm tasks. One we’re looking forward to: assembling the next version of itself.

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11 days ago

Origin is designed for a wide range of stationary, two-arm tasks. One we’re looking forward to: assembling the next version of itself.

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RoboIndex

@roboindexio

11 days ago

HIRO is betting businesses need hands before they need legs. Origin is the company's first robot, a dual-arm platform built around the goal of making automation accessible to more businesses. Two coordinated arms can handle tasks that are awkward for a single cobot: holding and manipulating simultaneously, regrasping, handoffs, assembly and working with tools. And for many workstations, none of that requires bipedal locomotion. The key question for HIRO will be what "accessible" means in practice: price, payload, reach, safety, setup time and how easily Origin can be redeployed across tasks. There is a potentially large space emerging between traditional cobots and full humanoids. 🎥 Credits: @hiroindustries

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12 days ago

@Scobleizer Woodworking robots is a new concept in this field 👀 could be cool

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