Dirigo Robotics Inc.

Est. 2026 · Maine

Hands for the work that’s waiting.

What we do

Robot arms that learn their work from the people who know it, and a planner that puts that work in order.

Dirigo Robotics Inc. teaches robot arms by demonstration. Someone who knows the job does it with a leader arm; the follower arm watches through its own cameras and, over enough demonstrations, learns to do the job itself.

Above the learned skills sits a planner. It chooses the next step, calls the skill, checks that it worked, and brings a person in before anything that matters.

How it works

No. 1

Show

A person does the task with the leader arm. The follower copies every move and records everything it sees.

DemonstrationD · R
No. 2

Learn

The recordings train a policy: the skill, in the robot's own hands, ready to run without the leader.

TrainingD · R
No. 3

Run

A planner calls the skills in order, checks each result, and asks a person before anything that matters.

PlanningD · R

The benches

Every skill is built and proven on a bench before it goes anywhere else.

No. 001

Bench A

SO-101 leader and follower, with overhead and wrist cameras.

In serviceEst. 2026
No. 002

Bench B

Two SO-101 arms on a LeKiwi mobile base.

NextEst. 2026
No. 003

Touch

Tactile sensors for the SO-101 jaw, so a grip can feel what it holds.

PlannedEst. 2026