Introducing Project ARYA
Fabric Robotics announces its first-generation generative android programme, with development planned in house and a waitlist for project updates.
Join the ARYA waitlist
UNITED KINGDOM — Fabric Robotics has announced Project ARYA, its first-generation generative android programme. The UK-based robotics company plans to develop the android in house and has opened an email waitlist for people who want to follow the project’s progress.
A new chapter in robotics
Project ARYA introduces the company’s ambition to develop a generative android alongside its work on dexterous robotic hardware. It is presented as a coming-soon programme, with updates to be shared as development progresses.
The programme joins RH-06, Fabric Robotics’ first announced dexterous robotic hand. RH-06 combines a hand, wrist and integrated forearm, and provides a separate look at the company’s current work on robotic movement.
Technology with people in mind
Led by CEO Tudor Iustin, Fabric Robotics is pursuing a vision of robotics that creates lasting benefits for people. Project ARYA gives that ambition a new direction, extending the company’s announced work from dexterous hands to a first-generation generative android.
The announcement introduces the programme and its in-house development direction. Further details about the android will be shared through dedicated Project ARYA updates.
Follow the development of ARYA
The Project ARYA waitlist is open to anyone who wants to receive development news and announcements by email. Visitors can sign up on the dedicated project page and confirm their email address to receive updates.
The waitlist is for project communications. It is not a product order or a reservation. Subscribers can unsubscribe at any time.
About Fabric Robotics
Fabric Robotics is a UK-based robotics company led by CEO Tudor Iustin. The company’s announced projects include RH-06, its first dexterous robotic hand, and Project ARYA, its first-generation generative android programme, planned for in-house development.
More about the companyMedia contact
Fabric Robotics PR
pr@fabricai.co.uk
