Updates from
the body of automation.

Field notes, project updates and research from the Munich team — published as the work lands, not on a marketing calendar.

Project Maya: closing the loop on lab automation.

Featured · January 2026

— Project update/January 2026

Project Maya: closing the loop on lab automation.

The first Maya cell is running unattended cycles in Munich — a gantry, a vision module, and a tight edge controller keeping the experiment loop closed end to end.

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All updatesProject · Field · Research · Deployment

— Field/February 2026

First gantry cell commissioned in Munich.

The first full gantry cell has been commissioned on the Munich floor — mechanical alignment, drive tuning and a first unattended run signed off by the build team.

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— Research/March 2026

Sensor-fusion work shared with Munich collaborators.

A first internal note on vision–force–inertial fusion has been circulated to our Munich research collaborators — the goal is a single coherent world model the controller can trust.

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— Deployment/April 2026

Automated lab cell enters first reproducibility trial.

The second Maya cell has entered its first reproducibility trial — the test that asks whether the same run, twice, gives the same answer.

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Updates fromthe body of automation.

Project Maya: closing the loop on lab automation.

First gantry cell commissioned in Munich.

Sensor-fusion work shared with Munich collaborators.

Automated lab cell enters first reproducibility trial.

Updates from
the body of automation.