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Across the industry, autonomy is shifting from innovation to expected capability. Manufacturers who bring it to market first will set the pace. You know your machines and your customers; we bring autonomy that's proven in the field, so you build on a solid foundation and reach the market fast.
Our autonomy comes as field-proven modules that drop into your existing machines and new platforms. You keep the product and the customer relationship; we bring the autonomy.
Want to add autonomy to your portfolio? We help you get there.
Start with field-tested hardware and autonomy
Co-development from early study to final machine
Your industry expertise, our robotics know-how
A scalable path to new revenue streams
The strongest programs start where operational value is high and technical risk is manageable: repetitive tasks, predictable environments, high utilisation. We help you find those opportunities in your portfolio first. Curious how a project runs, from first scan to full scale?
SGL's turf lighting expertise comes together with Avular's autonomy in GreenGuard, SGL's autonomous robot that treats golf greens with UVC light at night, keeping turf healthy without chemicals or an operator. SGL brought the light science, Avular the autonomy. GreenGuard has recently entered commercial rollout.
I-team, an established player in B2B cleaning, wanted to add an autonomous machine to its portfolio. Avular applied autonomy to the existing i-drive 65, turning a manually operated scrubber-dryer into a working autonomous machine. Reusing Avular's technology stack kept development fast, from concept to a fully functional machine.
Yes. Avular works with OEMs to integrate autonomous capabilities into existing machines and product platforms. This can include both the autonomy hardware and software required to operate the machine autonomously.
Yes. Avular can work with OEMs from an early product-development stage to define the autonomy architecture and subsequently develop the required hardware and software for the new product.
Depending on the project, Avular can provide the complete autonomy hardware and software or provide a sub-component of the autonomy stack.
Yes. Autonomous functionality can be integrated with many existing machine controllers and interfaces. The integration approach depends on the machine architecture and available communication interfaces.
Yes. Avular typically supports OEMs beyond a proof of concept and pilots, including development of an autonomy solution intended for large scale integration into a commercial product.
This depends on the commercial agreement and co-creation setup. Ownership, licensing and rights to reuse technology are defined as part of the project agreement.
Curious where applied autonomy could work for you? Talk to our engineers for an opportunity assessment.