California robotics company Frontier Machines has exited stealth with FR-1, a subscription end-of-line automation robot priced at $25,000 per year.
Frontier Machines is a robotics company based in California that has moved out of stealth with a commercial product, FR-1, an automation system built for end-of-line manufacturing tasks. The company describes itself as a team of scientists and engineers working on industrial automation for US manufacturers, with a stated goal of lowering the cost of factory automation.
FR-1 targets repetitive end-of-line work such as packing, bagging, and assembly, using an approach in which the robot is shown a task and then repeats it; Frontier Machines states the system can be redeployed to new tasks through additional demonstration rather than reprogramming. The company offers FR-1 on a subscription basis at $25,000 per year, positioned against the fully loaded annual cost of a two-shift manufacturing worker, and states that a unit can be installed at an existing workstation within four weeks.
Frontier Machines markets FR-1 for continuous, unattended operation on shop floors and is hiring additional engineering staff as it expands deployment of the system.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
AI-powered industrial robot that learns demonstrated packing, bagging and assembly tasks.
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United States
Company Facts
Founded
2024
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
North America
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