Logistics & 3PL
High-mix bin-picking and order fulfillment.
Solutions
Manipulation for every robot job
From warehouse picking to humanoid hands, GripSim adapts to your task. Start where ROI is daily, expand from there.
Trusted across logistics, manufacturing & humanoid
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By industry
Where teams deploy GripSim
One manipulation brain, many verticals.
Manufacturing
Machine tending, assembly, and kitting.
Humanoid OEMs
Dexterous hands for general-purpose robots.
Service robots
Reliable grasping in unstructured spaces.
Medical & lab
Careful handling of delicate items.
Research
A strong baseline for manipulation work.
Beachhead
Win bin-picking first
Bin-picking and machine tending have daily, measurable ROI — pick success and cycle time. That's where GripSim lands first.
- Mixed, novel, deformable items
- Occlusion-robust grasping
- Measured against real baselines
Expansion
Grow into humanoid and service
Once dexterity is proven, the same policy expands to humanoid hands and service and medical manipulation.
- Humanoid hands
- Service manipulation
- Medical & lab handling
Rollout
A path from pilot to fleet
1
Scope
Pick a task with clear ROI metrics.
2
Pilot
Prove it on one cell with our engineers.
3
Deploy
Roll out across the line with Reflex.
4
Scale
Expand tasks and robots as the flywheel compounds.
Days
To a working pilot policy
Daily
ROI on the beachhead
Fleet
Scale via OTA
Outcomes
Results teams care about
“Pick success climbed enough to move from pilot to fleet.”
“Cycle time dropped on our tending cells.”
“Our humanoid finally had hands that work.”
Solutions FAQ
Questions
Which task should I start with?
The one with the clearest daily ROI — usually bin-picking or machine tending.
How long is a pilot?
Typically a focused engagement to hit a benchmark on one cell.
Can it handle deformables?
Yes — Tactyl's contact prediction is built for slip-prone, deformable items.
Why GripSim
Built for production robotics
The manipulation layer teams ship with, not a research demo.
Cross-embodiment by design
One policy runs across many grippers and hands — no per-robot rewrite.
Closed-loop with touch
Tactyl predicts slip and force so grasps react before they fail.
Runs on the robot
Reflex executes on Jetson at control-loop latency, with safety limits.
A moat that compounds
Every deployment feeds the shared model through the data flywheel.
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