Humanoid robot powered by exposed artificial muscle fibers

Technology in robotics

Robotics

Artificial muscles for next-generation machines.

MYONEX LAB artificial muscles bring human-level movement capabilities to robots—compliant, adaptive, and efficient by design.

Why muscles, not motors?

Compliant actuation for humanoid robots and real tasks.

Compliant Motion

Flexibility and shock absorption for smoother, more human-like movement on humanoid platforms.

Compliant Interaction

Built-in yield under contact helps machines work near people and handle delicate environments.

Adaptive Mechanics

Adjust force and stiffness on the fly for unpredictable tasks and changing loads.

Built-in Sensing

Sensing in the muscle fiber gives real-time feedback without a separate sensor stack.

Technology in robotics

Bio-inspired actuators built as muscle modules.

Sarcomites bundle into fibrils, and fibrils scale into muscle modules— modular artificial muscles meant to integrate into humanoid robots, cobots, and soft manipulators.

Scalable Modules

From small contractile units to high-force bundles, sized to the joint or limb.

Platform Integration

Compact, modular form factors that fit into existing robotic platforms.

Closed-loop Control

Control interfaces that use built-in sensing for real-time adaptation.

Applications

Where artificial muscles fit in robotics.

MYONEX LAB humanoid robot

Humanoid Robots

Artificial muscles for humanoid robots — full-body motion with compliance built into the actuator.

Industrial collaborative robot

Industrial Cobots

Precise collaboration with yielding force, instead of rigid motor-and-gear packs.

Soft robotic manipulator holding a fragile object

Soft Manipulators

Handle fragile objects with compliant, human-like delicacy.

Compact service robot

Service Robots

More adaptable motion in cluttered, changing environments.

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We work with robotics OEMs and investors to take artificial muscle technology from lab prototypes into platform integration.

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