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What MARK One Can Do.

MARK One is designed to operate
as a flexible, mobile industrial coworker, capable
of executing a wide range of repetitive or
precision-demanding tasks across manufacturing lines.

MARK One, black, standing on its base in a soft grey studio

Every application is based
on three pillars:

  • AI-driven perception

  • precise motion mechanics

  • real-time sensor feedback

Fast. Accurate. Adaptive.

Pick & Place

Transfering objects
from point to point with industrial consistency.

MARK One lifting a cardboard box next to a stack of boxes

Precision placement
through

±5 mm

Navigation accuracy

High-speed cycle
performance

up to

8 cycles/min

Ability to handle irregular,
delicate, or varied shapes

MARK One working between blue warehouse racks

Adaptive gripping
with the DH Robotics
five-finger hands

The black five-finger robotic hand
MARK One placing a box on a warehouse rack
MARK One stacking boxes on a pallet at a roller conveyor

From packaging lines to sorting stations,
MARK One performs continuous pick & place
with zero fatigue and full repeatability.

High-Precision with Dynamic Stability Control

Welding

Equipped with the robotic arms’ fine motion accuracy
and the lifter’s stabilized architecture,
MARK One delivers consistent welding quality.

MARK One welding at a steel post, the welding machine and gas bottle beside it

Reduced variability in weld seams
and improved safety

Smooth multi-axis
motion for accurate
torch handling

The torch holder on MARK One’s arm, close up
MARK One holding a welding torch at a steel post
MARK One’s arms sweeping along a path, shown as a sequence of positions

Repeatable path execution
with real-time correction

MARK One welding a steel post from its lifter, the welding machine behind

Stable positioning
even during fast vertical
adjustments

Perfect for repetitive welding tasks
that require uniformity and tight tolerances.

Reliable Loading & Unloading

Machine Tending

MARK One can handle metal sheets, components,
or workpieces and feed them into presses,
CNCs, and industrial machinery.

MARK One feeding a metal sheet into a rolling machine
MARK One holding a metal sheet

Consistent
gripping and positioning

Autonomous
navigation
between stations

Two MARK One robots moving between workstations
The MARK One base docked at its charger, close up

24/7 readiness when paired
with the charging dock

MARK One handing over a part with both hands, dark studio

Safe hand-over sequences
with smart force control

Machine tending becomes fully automated
without the need for static robot cells.

End-of-Line Automation with Mobility

Packaging & Logistics

Support logistics workflows
without fixed installations

MARK One placing a box on a stack beside a conveyor

Box handling
& pallet feed

MARK One feeding boxes onto a roller conveyor
MARK One working at a bottle feeder
Two MARK One robots carrying items between workstations

Transporting items
between workstations

Two MARK One robots at an end-of-line filling and packing station

Performing repetitive
end-of-line sequences

Its mobile base and 360° lifter
enable tasks that fixed robots cannot perform.

360°
MARK One in silhouette, one arm stretched out, dark studio

Vision-Guided Accuracy

Quality Inspection

With its multi-vision head sensors,
MARK One can:

The MARK One head in profile, a green vision cone in front of it

Inspect surfaces
and components

Read barcodes,
text, numbers,
LOTs and Exp. Dates

MARK One scanning the label of a box

Identify defects,
inconsistencies,
or misalignments

MARK One checking a box, a defect alert on the screen behind it

Capture and upload
inspection data to the cloud

Produce live
quality reports and alerts

MARK One doesn’t replace workers,
it absorbs the repetitive load so that people
can focus on higher-value tasks.

MARK One seated, seen from the side, dark studio

A mobile inspector
that improves with every dataset.

A truly collaborative humanoid
for the modern factory.