Pantograph

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About Pantograph

Pantograph is a San Francisco public-benefit corporation researching generally intelligent robots and the models used to control them. Its first hardware platform, Pandroid, is a compact tracked mobile manipulator with two six-degree-of-freedom arms, grippers, a vertical lift and four cameras. The 20-kilogram machine is designed for teleoperation, data collection, model evaluation and reinforcement-learning experiments.

Pandroid runs Linux on an onboard computer and exposes wireless, remote-access and model-integration tools so researchers can bring their own control software. Pantograph lists an eight-hour maximum battery duration, an 80-centimetre reach and one-kilogram continuous payload at full arm extension. The company currently offers early-access registration and says purchases will open later in 2026, leaving the platform pre-general-availability with no established commercial fleet.

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  • Robot development platforms - Stack Layer - Pandroid provides Linux access, user-model deployment and teleoperation tooling.
  • Robot learning platforms - Stack Layer - Pantograph positions Pandroid for robot learning, model evaluation and reinforcement learning.
  • Mobile manipulator OEM - Stack Layer - Pantograph designs and manufactures the tracked dual-arm Pandroid platform.
  • Mobile manipulation research - Capability - Pantograph publishes research and provides experimental access around Pandroid and general robot models.