Verne Robotics
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About Verne Robotics
Verne Robotics develops Nemo, a mobile dual-arm robot for fulfilment and light manufacturing. The platform performs bin picking, packing, sorting, kitting and returns processing around existing shelves, benches and containers.
Two arm lengths provide 700-millimetre or one-metre reach, while onboard cameras and a wheeled base let the system reposition between tasks. Verne's workflow covers teleoperation, collection of human demonstrations, model training and deployment, with tasks reconfigured at the customer site. ABClonal reports using Nemo to return five to ten staff hours each week.
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Events
- 2025-07-26 - Product Launch - Verne Robotics launches Nemo3 bimanual automation with pay-by-the-hour pricing
The ABClonal installation took four days, from unpacking Nemo3 to automated vial packing. Nemo3 was presented with a 2.5-foot work radius and payloads up to 4 lb. The learning workflow decomposes 30 minutes of teleoperation data into skills learned with diffusion models.
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Context tags
- Warehouse picking robotics - Peer Group - Reviewed July 15, 2026 against the company overview and structured profile evidence: warehouse picking robotics.
- Warehouse picking robot OEM - Stack Layer - Reviewed July 15, 2026 against the company overview and structured profile evidence: warehouse picking robot oem.
- Industrial mobile manipulation - Workflow - Reviewed July 15, 2026 against the company overview and structured profile evidence: industrial mobile manipulation.