The Ames-based technology company is designing a guidance system for autonomous vessels for the Navy, based on key reference points for when they lose GPS signal.
Founded in 2022, this company has been awarded two Ministry of Defence projects aimed at achieving autonomous navigation. At the same time, it is working to create a new ecosystem of its own bipedal humanoids: “robots with human-like characteristics that perform different tasks.”
BINARIAL, the technology company based in Ames, has been awarded two strategic projects by the Ministry of Defense as part of the Essential Elements of the Autonomous Ship (EEBA) project, which it will develop in consortium with Navantia and the Asturian company Satec.
The strategic project eFABIS, composed of the consortium BorgWarner | CTAG | Binarial, consolidates its progress after the second year of execution.
At BINARIAL, we firmly believe in the power of technology to generate real impact.
The Conselleira highlights that the subsidies, which had a budget of 10 million euros, were “a success for companies.”
Although Binarial did not compete directly, we wanted to add value to this event with a challenge focused on the use of our robot Compy.
Our goal is to democratize access to mobile and collaborative robotics, preparing future generations to lead the industry of tomorrow.
FP Innova: mobile robotics can be integrated into sectors as diverse as tourism, logistics, and agriculture.
Thanks to AI and machine learning, systems can analyze data in real time, make decisions, and adapt to different scenarios without human intervention.
A key space to exchange knowledge and reinforce the importance of automation in industrial competitiveness.
Our autonomous mobile robot, Troo®, was the star of the show at the 10th edition of the Jornadas de Automatización Industrial (JAI’25).