Vision-guided handling
Adaptive board loading, magazine, and tray handling.
Physical-AI robotics for the electronics factory. Board handling, depaneling, and box-build that adapt to any product — trained in Isaac Sim, no per-SKU re-fixturing.
Between and after SMT, boards are loaded, flipped, depaneled, and assembled into enclosures — much of it manual or on rigid fixtures re-tooled per product. High-mix makes fixed automation uneconomic and risks damage to dense, fragile boards.
Roboq brings adaptive, vision-guided robotics to loading, magazine handling, depaneling, flipping, and box-build — trained and validated in Isaac Sim so it generalizes across boards and enclosures without re-fixturing.
Adaptive board loading, magazine, and tray handling.
Singulation and buffering without hard fixtures.
Connector/cable insertion, fastening, enclosure close-up.
Training and validation in Isaac Sim on product CAD.
Force and vision feedback that avoids board damage.
Handling respects quality state and traceability.
It shares perception, twin validation, and orchestration with the rest of Circuex — so every action is grounded and every result feeds the next board.
You choose how much control Roboq takes — and it earns the next level by proving itself.
Roboq perceives and predicts with zero write-back — you validate its calls against reality.
It surfaces grounded recommendations with the evidence behind each one.
Operators approve actions one at a time under policy, building trust and data.
Roboq tunes autonomously within guardrails, escalating only exceptions.
Trained on DGX/HGX, served at the edge on Jetson and IGX, validated in Omniverse and Isaac Sim.
Once Roboq went closed-loop, the stage stopped being the bottleneck. It just holds yield — and tells us why when it doesn't.
Book a working session and watch Roboq perceive, predict, and close the loop against your line data.