Integrit develops on-device AI platforms for robots, combining edge compute, multimodal perception, VLA and robotic-foundation-model software with fleet and data orchestration. AirPath provides the hardware-and-software layer used to develop and deploy service robots and other physical-AI systems.
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Integrit’s stack spans board-support software, AI runtime integration, device firmware, multimodal models and fleet-management services. The company positions AirPath as a modular development-to-deployment environment rather than a single-purpose robot. Qualcomm processors provide the underlying edge-compute layer in documented configurations, including QCS8550 in the V-STELLA physical-AI interface.
The platform has moved beyond laboratory tooling into named operating environments. Integrit describes deployments including Boston Dynamics Spot at SK hynix fabrication sites, Platy service robots at Incheon International Airport and the SnoCat home-robot concept. Earlier Cubrick deployments at The Hyundai Seoul accumulated thousands of operating hours. These examples make Integrit relevant as the infrastructure joining robot hardware, local AI inference, interaction models and fleet operations.
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