Efficient Intelligence.
Deterministic Action.

A contour Franka Panda robot arm writing the word Hello.

Loading the robot motion study.

Spend less effort maintaining everything around it.

≈1s

CPU model fitting

0.83–1.16 seconds per Meta-World task model, fitted from prepared state and action data.

≈15

Teacher demonstrations

18 demonstrations in the recorded Panda experiment, using structured sensor observations.

0

GPUs required

CPU-only model fitting and control computation in the tested experiments.

≈100MB

Peak RAM

Peak memory use for robot control and visual processing.

Learn the skill. Adapt the action.

A shorter path
to deployment

Build and test decision workflows in one environment, then run them on the same engine near your robot. Spend less time reconnecting logic between prototype and deployment.

Adapt without
starting over

Reuse learned models and refine behavior with new observations and feedback. Reduce repeated training time and cost when tasks, conditions or operating parameters change.

One engine.
A simpler stack.

Bring learning, reasoning, optimization and verification into one licensed runtime. Reduce the separate tools and integrations you maintain in the decision layer.

Behavior you can
inspect and replay

Examine inputs, state and execution traces to understand how a decision was reached. Repeat runs against fixed inputs and state to investigate unexpected behavior.

Evidence for
safety review

Make operating constraints explicit and retain the reasoning behind decisions. Give engineering and compliance teams evidence for safety and regulatory reviews.

CPU-first.
Compact by design.

A compact CPU-first runtime helps keep memory, compute and energy overhead under control, without requiring a GPU cluster for the decision layer.

Teaching robots has never been easier.

Install the Holo Engine MCP and connect it to your AI assistant. Describe the skill you need, and let the assistant guide the training workflow.

  1. Your task

    Describe the behavior, the goal and the operating constraints.

  2. AI Assistant

    Builds the training workflow, calls engine tools and checks the results.

    Connects to Holo Engine through MCP, with results returned to the assistant.
  3. Demonstrations & sensor data

    Holo Engine

    Learns task models from demonstrations and sensor data.

  4. Learned skills

    Save and reuse learned skills. Refine them as the task changes.

Combine functions to expand your robot’s capabilities.

Holo Engine brings together more than 30 functions, from discovering hidden patterns to solving SAT problems. Combine them to extend what your autonomous systems can do.

  1. Cognition

    Recognize the load and contact state from sensor features.

  2. Reason

    Estimate how the grip responds to the observed load.

  3. Optimize

    Choose a grip setting within the stated force limits.

More skills. Same robot.

Add new skills, reuse what’s learned, and adapt to changing tasks—without starting from scratch.

Growing skill library
Contour illustration of a Unitree Go2 robot dog.

One AI engine. Three ways to use it.

Choose the integration that fits your robot and your existing stack. Pricing is tailored to each project.

Action
Verification

Add a verification layer to your existing VLA or neural control stack. Check proposed actions against explicit constraints before execution.

Specialized
Skills

Teach your robot task-specific skills and integrate them into your existing control system.

Full-Cycle
Intelligence

Bring learning, reasoning, action selection and verification together in one runtime tailored to your robot.

Every robot. A measurable outcome.

Tell us what your robot needs to do. Let’s discuss a pilot.

Request a pilot

Tell us what your robot needs to do and what a successful pilot would demonstrate.

Tell us about your task. We’ll discuss the next step.

You can also reach us at hi@hiholo.ai.