About CynLr SA
As a foundational technology building company in Robotics & AI, CynLr builds visual robots that can intuitively learn to pick & handle even unknown objects without requiring any prior training, just like a human baby fiddling with objects. CynLr calls this stack Object Intelligence (OI).
From fitting a screw to removing object out of its the plastic wrapper to automating the assembly of a car/gadget - every such object handling task that involves "adapting on the fly" is not prior trainable & thereby remains non-automatable across the industries. With OI's ability to learn on the fly, CynLr’s focus is to universally automate factories and eliminate the need for complicated custom machines to manufacture products. Thereby simplifying manufacturing intoUniversal Factories, which can be programmatically repurposed to produce a wide variety of Products.
CynLr envisions the future factories to be decentralised, micro factories (not the Giga Factories) that could rather be hosted in your street-ends; opening up the possibility of Personalised Products – liberating design of products from the constraints of manufacturability.
As a Robotics Engineer, you will develop physics-based simulations, optimize multi-arm robotic workflows, and integrate AI-driven control systems. This role involves designing, validating, and optimizing robotic motion, perception, and manipulation algorithms for real-world applications. You'll collaborate across hardware, software, and ML teams to enhance robotic autonomy and efficiency
Robot Applications Engineering
a. Supporting CynLr’s Solutions Engineering team with all the Application Development related
Activities – Design, develop, and execute software, features for application sequences, algorithms, kinematics, and solutions that the design team comes up with.
b. Study, Understand and Assist in choosing the right robotic arm model for the right application
c. Interface with the customer and support customer with application implementation and delivery.
d. Identify, Connect, and Manage Robot and Robot-related accessory vendors.
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