Orio
The robot that helps the public.
Omnicron puts a torch on the end of nex-ON. Orio gives it a face and a set of wheels — a mobile robot built for the places the public actually stands in: shops, supermarkets, stations, and lobbies, where the person who needs help is a customer, not an operator.
Ask it where something is and it answers, then leads you to it. It runs on the same nex-ON brain and the same tool loop that drives Omnicron — perception, reasoning, and motion, directed in plain language.
“Where do you keep the olive oil?”
Aisle 7 — I'll show you
Orio · in-store assistant
CONCEPTStop programming.
Start talking.
See nex-ON find a part, measure it, and rehearse a full pass — directed entirely by voice. Then talk to us about the robot you want it to drive next.
Bring Your Own Robot
We're not a robot manufacturer. nex-ON is built to sit above hardware you already own.
Rehearse First
Every dangerous action runs dry by default. Nothing is energized until you arm it.
Engineering-Led Pilots
Start on a single cell. Our team is in the loop from calibration to first live pass.