Robotics design
6-DOF robotic arm design for precise pick-and-place motion
Mechanical design of a 6-DOF compact robotic arm with cycloidal gearboxes hitting ±0.1 mm repeatability at 5 kg payload — from kinematic chain to manufactured prototype.
We help teams build robotics systems that combine mechanical design, controls thinking, and practical deployment requirements.

What we do
Yantrix supports robotic systems development across ROS 2 architecture, mechanism integration, motion workflow planning, and prototype-level system coordination for AGVs, robotic arms, and custom automation platforms.
We adapt the same engineering service to different product contexts depending on the load case, packaging problem, validation target, or deployment environment.
Relevant when the project needs focused robotics development support.
Relevant when the project needs focused robotics development support.
Relevant when the project needs focused robotics development support.
Relevant when the project needs focused robotics development support.
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Robotics design
Mechanical design of a 6-DOF compact robotic arm with cycloidal gearboxes hitting ±0.1 mm repeatability at 5 kg payload — from kinematic chain to manufactured prototype.
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No. We also support specific parts of a program, such as mechanical design, ROS 2 planning, or integration guidance around an existing platform.
Yes. Prototype-stage robotics work is a core use case because it benefits most from integrated mechanical and system thinking early on.
Send the problem, your current design stage, and any existing files. We can scope the work from there.