Company profile
Pantograph
Pantograph is a San Francisco robotics research lab building low-cost general-purpose robot platforms and models. Its first hardware system, Pandroid, is a...
Facts
- Segment
- DEVELOPMENT_PLATFORM
- Country
- US
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Website
- https://pantograph.com/
About Pantograph
Pantograph develops hardware and learning systems intended to make general-purpose robotics experiments easier to reproduce outside large, custom laboratories. The company publishes research around scalable robot models while designing its own platform as a practical target for evaluation, teleoperation and reinforcement-learning work.
Pandroid is the first named hardware system. It combines a tracked base, two six-degree-of-freedom arms, rotary grippers, a vertical lift and four cameras in a 20 kg package that is 50 cm tall. A full Linux machine running NixOS, Wi-Fi 6 and an included teleoperation application let users connect their own models or operate the robot remotely.
Pantograph lists a starting price of US$4,199 and says purchases will open later in 2026. That places the platform in early access: specifications and research access are public, but general commercial availability has not yet begun.
Market context
DEVELOPMENT
Summary
Type: Robotics research lab
Core: Pandroid mobile manipulator
Function: General-purpose robot learning
Audience: Robotics researchers and developers
Products
- Pandroid — mobile_manipulator