Understand what your robot actually did.
Measure. Calibrate. Verify.
Calib712 helps robotics companies establish trustworthy
evidence about robot performance—through measurement,
calibration, and field experiments.
Your robot completed the task.
But how do you know what actually happened?
Robot specifications describe what a robot is designed to do. Real-world deployment requires evidence of what the robot actually did.
Robot
Understand the intended action and operating conditions.
Action
Capture what the robot actually does.
Measurement
Analyze accuracy, repeatability, and variation.
Evidence
Build confidence that the robot performed as expected.
Built for industrial automation teams and robot startups alike.
Calib712 is exploring tools for robotics teams that need confidence in real-world robot performance— without the cost and complexity of large enterprise systems.
Industrial Automation
Automation teams working with robot cells, tooling, vision, and precision motion.
Small Robotics Shops
Smaller companies that need calibration capability but cannot justify large metrology investments.
Robot Startups
Teams building new robots that need practical ways to measure and improve real-world performance.
Engineering Teams
Engineers experimenting with custom robotics, manufacturing, and automation systems.
You may not need a six-figure metrology system. You may need a practical way to measure what your robot is actually doing.
Affordable by design.
We combine accessible hardware, computer vision, robot data, measurement techniques, and software to create practical workflows for understanding robot performance.
Computer Vision
Use cameras to observe and measure robot behavior.
Fiducial Markers
Explore ArUco, AprilTag, and ChArUco as visual references.
Robot Data
Use robot poses and motion data to understand performance.
Data Analysis
Turn measurements and motion data into useful performance information.
Software
Build practical workflows that engineers can actually use.
Learn. Experiment. Build. Ship. Document.
Understanding robot performance in the real world is a deep problem. Calib712 is learning it one experiment at a time—and sharing what we learn along the way.
From first measurements and simple prototypes to working tools, the goal is straightforward: learn from real experiments, solve real problems, and turn what works into something useful.
Don't assume.
Measure.
Calibrate.
Verify.
Better robotics starts with trustworthy evidence.
Need confidence in what your robot actually did?
We're learning, experimenting, and building. If your team is struggling with measurement, accuracy, repeatability, or trusting robot performance, I'd like to hear what you're trying to solve.
Talk to Alan