Pilot projects
We put the robot on real work, on real sites.
Nexum Bot already walks, navigates indoor environments without markers and takes tasks in plain language, so the fastest way to improve it is to run it next to people doing actual work. We are now looking for more pilot sites in Sweden and elsewhere in Europe with simple, repetitive tasks — packing goods in a warehouse, light lifting in industry, internal material handling.
What we look for
Monotonous tasks, clearly defined.
The best pilots are jobs that repeat all day, are hard to staff and carry little risk if a cycle takes longer than a human would.
- Packing and order picking
- Moving goods between shelf, conveyor and pallet in a warehouse.
- Light industrial lifting
- Repeated handling of parts, boxes and fixtures below 12 kg.
- Internal logistics
- Fetching, carrying and restocking material between stations.
- Monotonous line tasks
- Simple, repeated sequences that are hard to staff and easy to specify.
Programme
How a pilot runs
We install with our own engineers on site, run supervised shifts, and share the data and results with you. Pilots feed directly into the platform we harden for volume production.
- Programme
- Nexum Bot pilot deployments
- Regions
- Sweden and the rest of Europe
- Task profile
- Repetitive, low-risk, ground-level work
- Typical shift
- 4–8 hours, supervised
- Pilot length
- 4–12 weeks on site
- Cost to host
- None during the pilot phase
- Requirements
- Flat indoor floors, power, on-site contact
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