Ronin learns the way people always have: by watching you do the work. Show it a task, it generalizes and does it in the real world.
Move the matched controller. Ronin mirrors you, and learns the skill until it runs on its own.
Show it the fold. It repeats.
It learns which goes where.
Position objects exactly where they need to go.
Reaches into a bin of mixed items and puts each one in the right place.
Interrupt it, move the object, it recovers and finishes the job.
One item at a time, into the container.
Stereo vision, speaker and mic array, and expressive lighting in a single module.
Fluid range of motion so Ronin can track what you're doing and where.
Matched pair with a human-range workspace, tuned for fine two-handed work.
Matched teleoperation unit included. Move it, Ronin moves the same way.
Ship-ready grippers out of the box. Swap for custom end effectors or upgrade to RoninHand.
Open SDK and full documentation included.
You teach through examples, demonstrations, and repetition.
The robot and the systems behind it are yours to customize, extend, and own.
A sixteen-degree-of-freedom hand for the work that needs real fingers. Currently in development. Planned as a future option.
The first batch ships as an alpha program. A small group of partners getting the hardware along with engineering support, a direct line to the team, and a say in what we build next. Open to researchers, labs, teams, and anyone who wants to be part of the early story.
The alpha program is first-come, first-served, but we pay attention to who we're sending the first units to. Tell us who you are, what you're working on, and how you'd use Ronin. We'll get back to you.
Your application is in. We'll read it and get back to you at the email you provided.
The first batch of Ronin ships as an alpha program. Every unit comes with engineering support from the Polymorph team, a direct line to us through deployment, and a seat at the table for what we build next. Whether you're a lab, a team, or an individual, you get the same support.
Ronin humanoid robot, matched teaching controller, standard grippers, software, open SDK, and full documentation. Alpha partners also get engineering support from the Polymorph team during deployment.
$7,000 USD for the full kit: robot, matched teaching controller, standard grippers, software, and engineering support from our team during deployment.
The first batch ships in 2026. Alpha partners get units in the order they joined. Joining early means a lower position in the queue and more time to work with the team before launch.
No. You teach Ronin by showing it what you want using the matched teaching controller. No programming required. The SDK is open and documented if you want to go deeper, and our team is available to help.
You bring your own computer. Ronin works with a standard laptop or desktop. Recommended setups are in the documentation, and we'll help alpha partners pick the right configuration.
RoninHand is a sixteen-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand currently in development. Planned as a future option for Ronin. Standard grippers are included with every Ronin, and the platform also supports community-developed open-source grippers.