Humanoid · New Zealand
You take in the whole world through your eyes and keep only what matters. Humanoid builds systems that do the same — they look around, learn what's meaningful, and never forget it.
Get in touch Meet PhysicspipeWalk through a room and your eyes take in thousands of things — you remember almost none of them, just what mattered. That isn't a limitation; it's the trick. Humanoid systems watch the world the same way: they look at everything, and turn only the meaningful moments into a record you can keep.
See what's really happening in your automation — the movement you intended, and the surprises when it drifts. Caught, timed, and kept on the record.
Vision that travels through the day — turned into a record you can search and revisit later.
Ingest the vision from robots and humanoids working in your space — and keep the learning, not just the task.
Offload camera SD cards or digitise old VHS tapes, and make decades of it searchable in one place.
Your eyes send a flood to your brain; your brain keeps a trickle. Humanoid works the same way — it taps the cameras and feeds you already have, holds on to the moments worth learning from, and lets the rest go. Same understanding, a fraction of the cost, and nothing ripped out to get there.
A frame is grabbed when there's something to learn from it — not around the clock. Most of what a camera sees is nothing happening, and we don't pay to keep it.
Captured at exactly the resolution the model needs and no more — low-res by design, not for identifying anyone.
On modest edge hardware or off-site — whichever suits the job and keeps the running cost down.
Raw video is processed and then flushed; only the compact facts are stored — cheaply, and always yours.
Storage that doesn't grow with your cameras. Ten cameras or a hundred, you're keeping meaning, not footage — so the bill stays flat no matter how much it sees.
Not a camera system. Not a recorder. Point security cameras at people; point these at the process, machine, or space you want to understand. It isn't watching — it's learning.
And the model that does the learning is just a tap: connect the one that fits what you want to know, swap it for a better one as the field moves, and never touch the plumbing.
It's the same way you learn — first you notice, then you know what's normal, then you can see it coming. The same pipeline carries you up that ladder as the models mature.
It isn't a closed loop and it doesn't act on its own. It records what was seen, and when — and increasingly, what that means.
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Humanoid's first product is Physicspipe: an affordable pipeline that turns any camera, wearable, autonomous machine, or shelf of old tapes into searchable, time-stamped facts you can act on. Raw footage is processed and then dumped; only the facts are kept — cheaply, and yours — landing behind your edge where you query them, or share a scoped link with family, a colleague, or another service.
And as more of the world is watched by robots and humanoids, the need to capture what they see — and keep only what matters — only grows. That's the company we're building.
Tell me what's watching your world — a camera, a wearable, a robot, or a shelf of old tapes. I'll show you how to tap it into the pipeline and turn what it saw into something you can search, learn from, and act on.
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