We build general-purpose humanoid robots that perceive their surroundings, reason about them, and work safely alongside people.
A full-size bipedal platform engineered for the environments people already occupy: factories, warehouses, and facilities designed around the human form.
Every joint, sensor and control loop is designed for shared spaces — force-limited actuation, redundant perception, and predictable motion that people can read at a glance.
OZEL·1 doesn't need a purpose-built cell. It steps into the workflow as it exists today and learns the task from there.
Our logo says it plainly: a machine on one side, intelligence on the other. We build both — and the tight loop between them is where the capability lives.
A hardware platform tuned for dexterity, endurance and safety in the physical world.
An on-board AI stack that turns perception into judgement, and judgement into motion.
Six core competencies, developed together so the robot can adapt to work rather than the other way around.
Builds a live 3D model of its surroundings, tracking people, objects and obstacles in real time.
Grasps, places and manipulates varied objects with tactile-guided hands and fine motor control.
Walks, balances and recovers on uneven ground, stairs and cluttered floors without special tracks.
Breaks a goal into steps, sequences actions and re-plans on the fly when the world changes.
Improves from demonstration and from fleet experience, so new skills arrive as updates.
Force-limited by design, with redundant sensing and predictable motion around people.
We're partnering with a small number of founding operators to put humanoids into real, repetitive, physically demanding roles.
Machine tending, assembly support and material handling on existing lines.
Case picking, palletising and moving goods across the warehouse floor.
Inspection, restocking and repetitive site tasks that keep operations running.
A stable, capable platform for teams advancing embodied AI and robotics.
Ozel AI is pre-launch and working with a founding group of operators and partners. Tell us where a humanoid would change your operation.