Research and development of autonomous robotic systems.
FractalCore Systems is a Ukrainian engineering company. We design robotic infrastructure that takes over hard, hazardous and repetitive work, and we build it on our own research in hardware and software.
What we build
Our work covers the complete robotic system: mechanics, electronics, control and autonomy. Each machine is designed as part of a larger infrastructure that can operate across different settings and environments.
Autonomous operation
Systems that perceive their surroundings, plan and act with minimal supervision, and remain predictable when conditions change.
Robotic infrastructure
Machines, sensors and software working together to automate complete processes, from a single task to an entire operation.
New and proven, combined
Current software and hardware joined with established, sometimes forgotten, engineering solutions. Together they allow levels of complexity and reliability that each would struggle to reach alone.
How we work
We are a team of engineers and researchers working toward robots that carry the work which is dangerous, exhausting or monotonous for people. Our approach is grounded in science and measured by results in real conditions.
Research at the core
Every project begins with the physics and constraints of the task. Design decisions follow from experiments, measurements and analysis.
The optimal solution
New and established methods are evaluated on equal terms. We choose what works for the problem and keep what proves reliable over time.
Built to operate
Prototypes leave the lab early. A system is complete when it performs its task consistently in the environment it was made for.
Work with us
We look for engineers and researchers in robotics, embedded systems, mechanics, control and software who are drawn to problems without established answers.
Broad responsibility
Engineers here work across the whole system and see their ideas reach real hardware. The work is hands-on and closely tied to research.
Contact
For collaboration, research partnerships and general enquiries.