hAire
A remote workforce for the physical world. People anywhere doing physical tasks at locations in Amsterdam, Rotterdam or New York, without waiting for full autonomy.
The physical world
isn't waiting.
Buildings, logistics and industry still run on physical work, and the people doing that work are getting scarcer. Meanwhile most of the money in robotics is spent on systems that will be ready later.
No more R&D. A usable answer now.
While the market chases full autonomy, businesses need capacity for work that cannot wait. A person in the loop is available today.
Built on the work floor, not in the lab
Most robotics platforms collect their training data in controlled environments. This one learns in practice from day one, in real work situations with real variation. That is worth something to customers and to hardware partners alike.
More than a low hourly rate
Globally deployable from around €10 an hour, with current software and hardware, and industrial design meant for a modern workplace rather than a demo video.
Hire humans where possible. hAire everything else.
The same idea,
one step further.
Popcorn ends at a printing press. Kerf ends at a saw blade. Both are cases of software producing something a machine will accept without a person translating in the middle. hAire is the same shape with the last step removed: the output is not a file at all, it is the work itself.
The job it is meant to do is ordinary. A hotel is two people short on a Saturday. A workshop needs a pair of hands for four hours. A shop needs shelves filled before opening. Not a demonstration, just a shift that has to be covered.
It is also the most speculative thing we have, which is why it carries a pre-launch label and no customer claims. What is written here comes from the product's own site. When there is operating evidence, this page will carry that instead.
Pre-launch. Stated as deployable from mid-2026.
Amsterdam, Rotterdam and New York at launch.
Hospitality, repair, small and medium businesses, food production, maintenance and retail.
Around €10 per hour, globally deployable. That is the figure the product publishes, not a quote.
No customers, no deployment hours, no reliability figures. There will be none on this page until they exist.