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Intelligence for the factory floor

Reprogram the arm you already own

When the part, fixture, or process changes, Episodic proposes the next program for the robot already on your floor.

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One cell. Every part of the change.In development · Engineering review and cell validation precede operation.

The work today

Robots often keep doing the first job they were programmed for.

Most industrial robots keep doing the one task they were first programmed for. The next change is an engineer, a rewrite, and an arm that isn’t running.

  • A new part

    The grasp and the place were taught on a part that is no longer the one in front of the arm.

  • A moved fixture

    The program still describes the cell as it was.

  • A changed process

    The routine is close to the new job. The cell stays down until someone proves it.

The team

Meet the people building Episodic

Cindy and Ashley began building robots together in high school. Today, they are developing Episodic with scientific collaborator Yilun Du.

  • Cindy Ren

    Cindy Ren

    Cofounder & CEO

    Cindy leads commercialization and operations. She studied at Harvard and previously worked in Goldman Sachs’ Global Industrials Group.

  • Ashley Garcia

    Ashley Garcia

    Cofounder & CTO

    Ashley leads ML engineering, data infrastructure, and robot software. She studied computer science and applied mathematics at Columbia and previously worked at Spotify.

  • Yilun Du

    Yilun Du

    Scientific Collaborator

    Yilun is an assistant professor of computer science at Harvard and leads the Embodied Minds Lab. He earned his PhD at MIT and previously held research roles at Google DeepMind and OpenAI.