ORB Robotics builds AI that works next to people, not only on a screen. Our first project is Aiala — a robotic walker for older people who live at home and walk with support.
Older people living alone need something to lean on right where they are, and a way for the family to learn in time that help is needed. Aiala is being built to do both: drive itself to the bed on call, support every step and alert the family.
The image is AI art (a concept illustration), not a photo of the prototype.
Robots that move next to people have to be useful, affordable and safe at the same time. These are the rules we build by.
We prototype from off-the-shelf compute, sensors and drives, and spend our engineering time on the hard parts: perception, autonomy in real homes and safety.
A safety chain that does not depend on software. Operator control first, then autonomy. Bench tests first, then supervised trials with people.
We separate what already works from what is planned. Missed events and false alarms are counted, not described.
We build prototypes in Kazakhstan and look to the Chinese hardware ecosystem for production chassis, drives and components.
We build AI that helps people in the physical world. Between us: product and demand, perception and autonomy, robotics and manufacturing.
Olzhas Beilov
CEO
Roman Shchedrin
CTO
Yerbolat Kuanyshev
Head of Robotics
Next to join: a safety engineer for mechanical design and a rehabilitation specialist for trials with people.
Support to build the first working Aiala prototype. A care or rehabilitation partner for supervised trials. Manufacturing partners for chassis and drives.
ORB Robotics