Singapore · Robot Workforce Infrastructure
Engineering notes from the field as we build, alongside in-depth articles on deploying robots in enterprise environments.
Short-form progress updates, posted on LinkedIn as we build.
In Phase 2 of our conveyor belt simulation, we added a simulated SO-101 robot arm — sorting red, blue and green cubes on a fixed-speed belt with a deterministic baseline, before any camera perception or LLM reasoning enters the loop.
Read on LinkedIn ↗If the decisive moment has to be inferred, we didn't capture it well enough. The test our middleware runs on every demonstration: can the workspace be seen, can the grasp and motion be followed, and does any view reveal the lift and lowering?
Read on LinkedIn ↗Starting a thread on progress with one of our customers: automating their packing process. Week 1 — after every recording, we asked what a viewer would still have to guess, then repositioned markers and cameras until the grasp, lift and lowering were unambiguous.
Read on LinkedIn ↗Robotic hands are powerful, but developing dexterous applications for them is still slow, expensive and hard to validate. How Sirona helps teams test hand designs, train manipulation policies, and move from concept to deployment-ready behavior.
Read on LinkedIn ↗We're inviting robotic hardware developers to work with us to solve a customer problem — Sirona builds the training and orchestration layer.
Read on LinkedIn ↗In-depth writing on deploying robots in enterprise environments.
A 35% labour shortage and 50%+ attrition in blue-collar warehouse roles are structural realities. Robotics is not the future of warehousing — it is the present.
Read article →Passenger counting is one of the most data-rich capabilities in public transit. The technology is mature, accuracy is high, and the operational applications are direct and measurable.
Read article →A robot connected to your enterprise network is an endpoint. Every endpoint is a potential entry point. Most enterprise operators deploying industrial IoT have not yet built the security posture to match their connectivity.
Read article →40% labour shortage. 70-80% immigrant workforce. Gen Z unwilling to take physical service roles. The hospitality labour crisis is structural — and robotics is the only scalable response.
Read article →System integration is the work that makes disparate technologies function as a single operational system. In enterprise environments, it is the difference between technology that costs money and technology that saves it.
Read article →A robot is not a mechanical arm with a camera bolted on. It is an embedded system — a tightly integrated stack of hardware, firmware and software that converts sensor data into physical action in real time.
Read article →A robotics demo is impressive. Then implementation begins — and the real work starts not with the robot, but with everything around it.
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