Quasi Robotics

U.S. maker of Model C2 autonomous mobile robots that automate point-to-point material transport using proprietary algorithmic Quasi AI.

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Company Overview

Quasi Robotics is a U.S. company founded in 2017 that designs and manufactures autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for material handling and intralogistics. Its flagship Model C2 is a cart-style AMR that autonomously moves supplies and materials point-to-point through facilities for on-demand, point-of-use delivery. The C2 lineup spans four configurations - Mini, Standard, Large, and PartPorter - covering payloads from tight-aisle lab deliveries up to roughly 250 lb, with the Standard model running a 24.4-inch by 14.6-inch shelf, a 175 lb payload ceiling, and a 3-foot minimum aisle. All configurations share a 41.5-inch height and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery offering up to 16 hours of runtime with fast charging.

The company also builds the R2, a mobile pick-and-place robot with a 7-degree-of-freedom arm. A distinguishing feature is the proprietary Quasi AI (Q.AI) software, which uses a deterministic algorithmic approach rather than statistical machine learning, running purpose-built navigation and obstacle-avoidance algorithms on lightweight CPUs and microcontrollers for predictable behavior, long battery life, and consistent performance.

Quasi Robotics serves manufacturing, life sciences, and healthcare customers, positioning the C2 as a low-barrier solution with a fully deployed unit priced under $20,000, a dedicated support portal, and a one-year warranty. The Model C2 has received CE and UKCA certification. The company is headquartered in Frederick, Maryland, within the state's BioTech corridor, having relocated there in 2024, and was recognized as a top autonomous mobile robots company by Manufacturing Technology Insights.

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Model C2 Standard

Cart-style AMR for autonomous point-to-point material delivery in facilities.

Model C2 Large (PartPorter)

Higher-capacity AMR cart for delivering larger items and heavier loads.

Model R2

Mobile pick-and-place robot combining an AMR base with a 7-DoF arm.

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WEBSITE

https://www.quasi.ai/

EMAIL

[email protected]

HEADQUARTERS

321 Ballenger Center Dr.
Suite 210
Frederick , Maryland  21703

United States

Company Facts

Founded

2017

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Manufacturer

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North America

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