We built the full stack of physical AI.
Every layer of Physical AI.
From single parts to one motion.
At the core of every Cell Labs robot lies a custom-designed PCB, engineered for reliability, efficiency, and the demands of real-world robotics. Every trace, every component placed with purpose.
PERCEPTION UNITFrom hardware to software, safety is built into the system from the start. A lightweight construction reduces the impact of unexpected falls, while a soft foam layer helps protect people during close interaction. The textile outer layer adds another protective barrier around moving joints and mechanisms.
PERCEPTION UNITWe make the robot understandable through multiple modes of communication. Light, displays, sound, movement, and other visual cues work together to communicate its state and intentions. The interface is designed to be intuitive, helping people comprehend what the robot is doing and how to respond, without needing technical knowledge. Especially in critical situations, information needs to be immediate and unmistakable.
PERCEPTION UNITWe don’t hide what makes the robot work. Translucent TPU hands and visible technical elements reveal the engineering underneath. Understanding means turning complex technology into something tangible and understandable. They show the mechanisms, materials, and craftsmanship that make the robot possible.
We design robots to feel familiar, not intimidating. An androgynous body, bright colors, soft textiles, and human-scale proportions create a machine that feels natural to be around. We see robots as partners, not replacements. That means designing for collaboration, creating a robot people can work with, trust, and feel comfortable around.
PERCEPTION UNITWe design robots to feel familiar, not intimidating. An androgynous body, bright colors, soft textiles, and human-scale proportions create a machine that feels natural to be around. We see robots as partners, not replacements. That means designing for collaboration, creating a robot people can work with, trust, and feel comfortable around.
PERCEPTION UNITSoft lines, human-inspired forms, and a compact silhouette create a balanced and composed presence. The design feels familiar without becoming overly human, keeping the robot clearly its own. Small details from functional labels to subtle prints add character while remaining purposeful. Every element contributes to a design language that is refined, considered, and soft.
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Bild 05 — PlatzhalterTwenty-eight axes, each with its own quasi-direct-drive unit, in-house winding and integrated torque sensing. No harmonic drive anywhere in the arm. Every axis reports its own load, so the control loop reacts to what the body feels instead of what the model predicted.
Twenty-eight axes, each with its own quasi-direct-drive unit, in-house winding and integrated torque sensing. No harmonic drive anywhere in the arm. Every axis reports its own load, so the control loop reacts to what the body feels instead of what the model predicted.
Twenty-eight axes, each with its own quasi-direct-drive unit, in-house winding and integrated torque sensing. No harmonic drive anywhere in the arm. Every axis reports its own load, so the control loop reacts to what the body feels instead of what the model predicted.
Twenty-eight axes, each with its own quasi-direct-drive unit, in-house winding and integrated torque sensing. No harmonic drive anywhere in the arm. Every axis reports its own load, so the control loop reacts to what the body feels instead of what the model predicted.
Twenty-eight axes, each with its own quasi-direct-drive unit, in-house winding and integrated torque sensing. No harmonic drive anywhere in the arm. Every axis reports its own load, so the control loop reacts to what the body feels instead of what the model predicted.
Inside the shell sits hardware we design ourselves. Power, compute and perception are built as one system, not bought as parts and bolted together. That choice costs time at the start and returns it later. When something fails, we know where to look, because we drew the schematic. When something needs to change, we change it, without waiting on a supplier roadmap. Owning the hardware is what keeps the platform moving.

The full visual sensor suite in a single integrated system. Open interfaces, SDKs and APIs, open where it builds trust, proprietary where it keeps people safe.
The full visual sensor suite in a single integrated system. Open interfaces, SDKs and APIs, open where it builds trust, proprietary where it keeps people safe.
Every board here starts as a blank sheet. We place the components, route the signals and decide how power moves through the body. Spine v1.0 carries power, sensing and control on one board, from the first trace to the last pad. Cameras, actuators and compute share one clock, so the robot reacts as one thing instead of many. A board is a set of decisions made visible. Ours are ours to defend.
