Kaigos

Kaigos builds robotics applications and software for system integrators and automation companies in industrial manufacturing. Its engineering work centers on reconfigurable robotics systems: applications designed for flexibility and ease of reconfiguration rather than single-purpose cells. The named application domains include palletization, welding, and machine tending, developed for system integrators rather than as end-user products.

On the software side, Kaigos operates as a software development consultancy, working with clients to realize advanced and reconfigurable robotics solutions and to integrate software packages into those systems. The hardware/software boundary here is a moving one - the same application stack is expected to be adaptable across different cell configurations, which places a premium on interfaces, modularity, and clean separation between process logic and machine-specific code.

The company also develops standardized-yet-flexible robotics units aimed at automation companies seeking economies of scale. The engineering tension is explicit: standardization for volume production, flexibility for reconfiguration at the integrator's site. Work spans robotics, industrial automation, and software engineering, with an emphasis on innovation and advanced technology and a partner-oriented delivery model focused on client outcomes.