Industrial robots earned their reputation behind a cage. The moment a robot leaves the factory floor — onto a facade, into a substation, next to a technician — rigidity stops being a virtue and becomes the problem.
Wisson was founded on a different bet: that compliant materials and fluid drive could produce machines that are safe, dexterous, light and still strong. That bet took a decade of research to pay off. The result is Pliabot®, and it now does work that used to require a person on a rope.
