Manort

A helping hand. Wherever work happens.

Meet Milo, our modular robotic platform in development for retail, inventory and logistics. An autonomous mobile base for transport. A detachable body when the work needs hands. Physical AI and simulation bring them together.

Getting Milo ready

Two hands. More possibilities.

Two articulated arms and three-finger hands are designed for the objects we use every day. A softly lit shell gives Milo a familiar presence, while its detachable body makes room for different kinds of work.

Arms
2 × 7-DOF
Hands
Three-finger
Shell
Printed + lit
Body
Detachable

Milo upper body

Milo mobile base

Built to move with the task.

Milo’s omnidirectional base is designed to work independently, carrying goods and making internal deliveries without the upper body. Add the manipulation body when the task calls for picking or handling objects.

Drive
4 steerable modules
Scan
360° LiDAR
Cargo
Removable + locked
Lift
Two-stage body dock

A new task. A seamless connection.

Milo's modular design brings a mobile base and detachable body together. Follow the docking sequence, from lining up at the bay to setting off for the next task.

Body dock sequence

01

Align

The mobile base lines up beneath the body at its docking bay.

02

Raise

The lift brings the base and body together at four connection points.

03

Connect

The body locks into place, connecting power and controls.

04

Set height

The body settles into its travel position, ready for the next task.

More support for the store floor.

Retail, inventory and logistics are our first focus. Milo is being developed to move goods and support repetitive handling, with the hardware configured for each workflow.

Milo at work

A little more help around the house.

Our longer-term ambition is practical help at home, including subscription-based access. These demonstrations explore routines we want to support after validating Milo in commercial environments.

Milo at home

Your space. Your task. A world robots can learn in.

Start from images or a 2D layout, then add real task demonstrations—captured with Manort or supplied from data you already control. We bring the site and task together in simulation for Milo or a compatible customer robot.

01

Recreate the space

Start with images or a 2D layout of your site.

02

Bring the task data

Capture a demonstration with us or start from suitable data you already control.

03

Structure and simulate

Connect actions, objects, outcomes, and controlled digital variations.

04

Validate on the robot

Refine a focused workflow for Milo or an assessed compatible system.

One platform. Room to grow.

Milo brings movement, reach, and cargo into one modular system. Each part is designed to work together and stay accessible as the platform evolves.

Reach
Two articulated seven-axis arms and three-finger hands
Mobility
Four independently steered drive modules for movement in tight spaces
Perception
Forward stereo depth vision, proximity sensing, and 360° LiDAR
Cargo
A removable front cargo bucket with a closing cover
Service
A low-mounted battery, height-adjustable body, and accessible modules