Andrei is building robots that can scan an entire warehouse, rack by rack, and turn what they see into live inventory data.
His company,
@dexoryHQ, builds the hardware, the software, and increasingly the machines that make the robots.
I visited their factory outside Oxford to see what that looks like in practice: an eight-metre scanning tower, CNC machines making robot parts, and a robot arm being trained to help automate the machine shop.
Andrej told me why his team brings more work in-house as Dexory scales:
“If you rely on someone else’s roadmap, if you rely on someone else’s timelines, you have no real power and control.”
This is a tour of a full-stack robotics company, and a conversation about speed, reliability, and what it takes to build robots for the real world.
00:00 Intro
01:15 Factory tour: getting started
02:40 Continuous tower testing
04:10 Electronics and bringing components in-house 06:00 Scaling production
07:21 CNC machining and robots making robot parts 09:20 AI-driven manufacturing plans
11:00 Fixtureless machining and custom cutting tools 13:06 Robot-arm and motor reliability testing
15:54 Capabilities of the robot with the CTO
18:05 Live demo: eight-metre tower and warehouse scanning
19:00 Remote inventory images and autonomous charging
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