About Synthiam

ARC provides an abstraction of common robot behaviors as re-usable modules, called skills. These are built by industry experts and published in Synthiam’s Skill Store to be used by robot builders and programmers. The approach is inspired by the democratization of complicated technologies that make them available to everyone. Such as Windows for personal computers, Unity for creating video games, and HTML for using the internet. (Meet ARC)

The Skill Store functions like an App Store, apart from hosting a library of robot behaviors vs apps. Each reusable module is a technology, cloud service or sensor driver wrapped into a graphical skill control. Robot builders and programmers purchase skills from the Skill Store to add to their robot. This method of delivering technologies as skills enable users to quickly experiment and integrate features at an escalated rate vs. traditional syntax programming with APIs and SDKs. (Visit Skill Store)

Robots learn from example. Built to help us perform mundane or dangerous tasks. But, to do their job right, they need to be taught. Exosphere was developed to give all robots the ability to perform autonomous tasks. Exosphere controls as much or little as necessary to help robot companies achieve their goals. Companies work very hard to program robot products. However, there are many edge cases where robot programming is unable to prove successful. The real-world is unpredictable. Exosphere utilizes the most powerful computer: the human mind. All while training the global artificial intelligence knowledgebase of autonomous tasks with real-world examples. (Try Exosphere)