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GenX

Artificial intelligence embodied: comprehensive industrial robotics and integration of autonomous systems

GenX
About the lab

GenX

GenX moves the capabilities of artificial intelligence out of the digital environment and into the physical world. We design and deploy robotic and autonomous systems for industry, logistics, infrastructure and commercial facilities. GENLA does not lock clients into one manufacturer: we analyse the task, choose the optimal technology platform among solutions from leading global manufacturers, adapt it to the processes of the enterprise, integrate software and artificial intelligence, and provide ongoing technical support. Audit · Technology selection · Supply · Fine-tuning · Integration · SLA · In-house development.

Capabilities

What's inside

01

Autonomous internal logistics

AMR, AGV, Goods-to-Person, autonomous pallet movement, container transport, inter-shop logistics, automated warehouse routes and robotic picking. The fleet integrates with WMS, ERP, MES and corporate applications.

02

Industrial robotics

Robotic complexes for repetitive, high-precision, heavy or potentially hazardous operations: moving parts, assembly, packaging, sorting, palletising, loading and unloading, equipment servicing, material handling and quality control.

03

Collaborative robots

Not every task requires removing the human entirely. Cobots are used where a combination of human control, flexibility, high repeatability and precision is needed. The task of GenX is not to replace people at any cost, but to divide the work correctly between people and machines.

04

Autonomous inspection

Inspection platforms with cameras, thermal imagers, LiDAR, gas analysers and acoustic sensors for equipment monitoring, surveying zones, finding overheating, detecting leaks, monitoring hazardous facilities and routine telemetry collection.

05

Machine vision and robotics

Together with GenView we build systems for object recognition, part position detection, quality control, navigation, bin picking, visual inspection and obstacle detection. GenView gives the system sight; GenX turns that information into physical action.

06

Intelligent fleet management

Together with GenEtics the robotic complex gains an intelligent control layer: analysis of the environment, receiving tasks from corporate systems, distributing work between robots, priorities, handling exceptions and interacting with people.

Advantages

Why it works

Task first, platform second

We do not start a project by choosing a specific robot model: first we study the process, its cost, constraints, risks and the potential economic effect of automation.

Independence from any one manufacturer

We assess specifications, reliability, compatibility, component availability, API and SDK capabilities, software platform quality, service and cost of ownership. The client gets the optimal architecture, not whatever sits in an integrator catalogue.

Adaptation and fine-tuning

Navigation and sensor setup, computer vision, training and fine-tuning of AI models, specialised scenarios, integration with equipment and corporate systems. We turn a production platform into a specialised tool for a specific enterprise.

Robot as a Service (RaaS)

Purchase, leasing, rental or Robot-as-a-Service, where the client receives a ready robotic function as a service together with equipment, software, installation, configuration, monitoring, maintenance and SLA.

SLA and predictive maintenance

Remote monitoring, diagnostics, preventive servicing, updates, equipment condition monitoring, recovery after failures and spare parts management. Telemetry is used to forecast technical condition.

Local compute

Business-critical processes may demand minimal latency, autonomy and data protection. GenX integrates with GenBox and GenBlock so that computation runs directly on site.

Products & services

What's included

Autonomous mobile robots AMR and AGV for internal logistics, goods movement and warehouse routes.
Industrial manipulators Robotic complexes for repetitive and high-precision production operations.
Collaborative robots Cobots for joint work between a specialist and a robotic system without complex safety zones.
Inspection platforms Autonomous facility monitoring systems with thermal imagers, LiDAR and gas analysers.
Autonomous cleaning Robotic cleaning of warehouses, production floors, retail and logistics complexes.
Machine vision systems Quality control, navigation, bin picking and visual inspection together with GenView.
In-house development Specialised robotic modules, sensor systems, control algorithms, orchestration, integration gateways and prototyping of new device classes.
Use cases

How it is used

A physical cybernetic loop

The robot receives data from cameras, lidars and sensors, artificial intelligence interprets what is happening, the software system decides, the mechanical system acts: perception → analysis → decision → action → feedback.

Security of robotic systems

Together with GenSec we design network segmentation, access control, protection of control channels, logging, update control, permission limits, emergency stop and event monitoring. The more physical autonomy a machine gains, the more manageable its digital architecture must be.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does GenX manufacture its own robots?
GenX combines two approaches. For most projects we select suitable platforms from leading manufacturers and adapt them to client tasks. At the same time GENLA runs its own development of components, software and specialised robotic solutions.
Why do you not work with a single manufacturer?
Different tasks require different kinematics, payload, sensing, software platform and cost. Independence from one brand lets us choose a solution in the interests of the client.
Do you simply supply the robot?
No. Supply is only one stage. We can carry out the audit, equipment selection, design, integration, programming, AI fine-tuning, launch, staff training and ongoing SLA support.
Can robots be integrated with our ERP, WMS or MES?
Yes. For industrial use the robot must be part of the existing information loop. Integration is delivered together with GenDev and other GENLA directions.
Can we start with one robot?
Yes, for many projects this is the most rational strategy: first automate one process, measure the real effect, then scale the solution.
How is the payback of robotics calculated?
The economic model is built individually: we account for the cost of equipment, integration, operation, personnel, downtime, maintenance and the expected effect of automation. We do not consider it correct to promise a universal payback period for all projects.
Is artificial intelligence used in every GenX project?
No. We do not add AI where conventional automation solves the task more effectively and reliably. Artificial intelligence is used when it genuinely improves perception of the environment, adaptability or the ability of the system to make decisions.
What happens if a robot fails?
Failure, redundancy and recovery scenarios are defined during design. For critical processes there may be standby devices, a manual mode, spare components and an SLA procedure.

Technical specifications, equipment composition, economic models, payback periods and the terms of supply, rental, leasing, RaaS and service are calculated individually from the results of the site audit and fixed in the technical specification and contract. Information on this site is for reference only and does not constitute a public offer within the meaning of Article 437 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.

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