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Humanoid and physical AI projects for integrators
Integrators need more than a spectacular robot. They need supplier clarity, responsibility boundaries, service model and realistic deployment assumptions.
Concrete projects
Situations to evaluate before choosing a robot
Client demo
A scoped demonstration that sells a project without overselling autonomy.
Prototype stack
Integration of perception, teleop, cloud or analytics around a robot.
Training offer
A robotics training package built around a reliable platform.
Supplier bridge
A local implementation layer for manufacturers entering Europe.
Compliance scoping
Clarify machinery, radio, privacy and safety responsibilities before deployment.
Support model
Turn spare parts, diagnosis and escalation into a real commercial offer.
Robots to evaluate first
Robots to compare first
The most practical entry point for demos, education, video content and light inspection.
Open the analysis Demonstrated Unitree G1The strongest wow effect, but availability, compliance and support must be qualified first.
Open the analysis B2B to qualify NEURA 4NE1A European industrial option for serious B2B projects with higher support expectations.
Open the analysis EU dev kit Reachy 2A strong European path for manipulation, teaching, POCs and embodied AI experiments.
Open the analysis Industrial benchmark Boston Dynamics SpotThe mature quadruped reference when the use case is industrial and budget is aligned.
Open the analysisOperational watch points
What to frame before signing
Responsibility split
Write down what the manufacturer, Bybotix, the integrator and the final client each own before any client-facing promise.
CE by final use
A compliant platform can become a new risk when integrated with payloads, software, workspace or end-effectors. Reassess the final system.
Cybersecurity
Cloud access, teleoperation, Wi-Fi, VPN, logs and updates need a security model before pilots on client sites.
Internal skills
Clarify who can operate, debug, update and recover the robot without waiting for the manufacturer.
Spare strategy
A pool of batteries, chargers, wearable parts and loan units can be the difference between a service offer and a fragile demo.
Margin and downtime
Price the time spent on onboarding, standby, repairs, updates, training, transport and immobilization, not only the robot margin.
Project checklist
Seven questions before launching
- 01 What is our scope?
- 02 What is the supplier scope?
- 03 What do we support locally?
- 04 What is excluded?
- 05 Who owns compliance?
- 06 Who owns data protection?
- 07 How do we price downtime?
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