
Exposed carbon-fibre tubes
The exposed carbon-fibre tubes highlight the robot’s strength and material quality.

A humanoid-inspired AMR designed for industrial environments, by Ati Robotics

The design direction was inspired by Japanese mecha and industrial machinery, with the goal of making the robot feel strong, serviceable, and factory-ready.








The exposed carbon-fibre tubes highlight the robot’s strength and material quality.

Screw holes and fasteners were kept visible in selected areas to give the product a more industrial, serviceable, and robust character.

The robot was visually and structurally divided into key modules — shoulder, arm, and body sections. This helped keep component sizes manageable and supported easier assembly, disassembly, and troubleshooting.

The upper humanoid structure and the mobile base were designed to feel like one connected system, not two separate products joined together.



Key design decisions that shaped the project, building a strong visual identity while balancing function, engineering, and execution.






A look at the prototyping, assembly, and refinement process that brought the design to life.






