Multi-sensor computer vision pipelines that map interaction targets and close the perception–control loop without predefined tracking marks.
Adaptive end-effectors and flexure topologies that handle varied geometries while limiting contact stress in high-cycle picking and field manipulation.
Neural intent decoding that closes a BCI–manipulator loop, mapping motor intent into low-latency grasp, place, and hold commands.
We provide architectural consulting to adapt and license our proprietary vision, kinematic, and cognitive cores for manufacturer and laboratory platforms, delivering custom initial feasibility blueprints tailored to your operational framework.
We design and integrate custom software-defined hardware layers, charging milestone-based development and engineering setup fees to build robust prototypes optimized for your specific environments.
We orchestrate secure, cloud-agnostic systems localized directly at your infrastructure in North America, supporting persistent reliability for research and industrial partners.
ShantiBotics builds software-defined hardware for platforms that must see, reach, and grip outside the lab—vision-guided control, compliant end-effectors, and brain-computer interaction. Based in Montreal, Canada, a major North American AI hub, we partner with manufacturers and research institutions on application adaptation and local technical support.
Vision-Guided
Control
Compliant
Mechanisms
Brain-Computer
Interaction