Start with the machine, workflow, and proof you need.
Whether you are an OEM, integrator, or enterprise operator, the fastest way to start a technical conversation is to write to us directly.
Choose the right first conversation
Start from the role you play in the buying or deployment process. Xolver moves from preview to pilot only after the site, task, and safety requirements are understood.
OEMs
Start with: Fit assessment for your machine family and customer needs.
Share: Machine type, current controls, target tasks, and the customer experience you want to offer.
Next: Confirm fit and share the right partner materials.
System integrators
Start with: Commissioning review for an existing cell.
Share: Cell layout, robot type, fixtures, task goals, and known safety requirements.
Next: Draft a path from preview to pilot review.
Enterprise operators
Start with: Use-case scoping, cell constraints, and passive evaluation pilot planning.
Share: Operational problem, current downtime/reprogramming cost, and pilot success criteria.
Next: Decide whether a bounded technical assessment or pilot makes sense.
Technical evaluators
Start with: Product, readiness, and deployment materials.
Share: Evaluation questions, operating assumptions, and what proof your team needs.
Next: Review preview flows before discussing a live pilot.
How engagement starts
We begin by understanding the machine, workflow, operating constraints, and where intelligence could create value without giving AI unchecked physical authority.
Use-case Review
Scope the machine, workflow, site constraints, and the operating problem.
Readiness Alignment
Discuss success criteria, proof requirements, and whether preview, replay, or pilot work makes sense.
Scoped Pilot
Define a controlled plan for evaluation, monitoring, records, and explicit operator oversight.
What this page is for
Technical assessment for a potential pilot or partner engagement.
Architecture and integration conversations with OEMs and system integrators.
Requesting deeper private materials that are not part of the public docs surface.
Supported Embodiments
- Robotic Arms
- AMRs
- Drones
- Manipulators
Write to hello@xolver.ai
We prefer direct email for technical conversations. It is simpler, more reliable, and easier to keep secure than maintaining a web form backend.
What to include
- Your company and team context.
- The environment or deployment setting you are working in.
- The robot, hardware, or system in scope.
- What you want to evaluate, pilot, or integrate.
FAQ
Do we need a fully defined pilot before reaching out?
No. An initial conversation can start with the machine, workflow, site constraints, and what your team needs to prove. Part of the engagement is clarifying whether a scoped pilot makes sense.
What happens after we write in?
A member of the team reviews the note, responds by email, and helps determine whether a product conversation, readiness review, partner access discussion, or scoped pilot makes sense.
Can Xolver work with existing machines?
Yes. Xolver is designed for real operating environments, including existing machines and workflows. Fit depends on the equipment, task, site requirements, and deployment boundary.
Can technical materials be shared privately during evaluation?
Yes. Public materials cover the product story and operating concepts, while deeper implementation or partner-specific material is shared selectively through direct engagement.