ANYbotics is a Swiss robotics company that develops autonomous, AI‑driven legged robots to improve the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of industrial operations, especially in demanding environments.
This episode serves as a companion piece to our Podcast episode
“Scaling Energy Tech with Siemens Energy”. At the 6 minute mark, find out how Siemens Energy as the customer implemented ANYbotic’s solution to scale throughout its operations. On the same Substack post, you can also read our deep dive on the robotics for the energy industry.
ANYbotics is a leading robotics company specializing in advanced autonomous legged robots that transform how heavy industries inspect and operate their assets. Founded in 2016 as a spin-off from ETH Zurich, they combine cutting-edge AI, robust mobility, and industrial-grade hardware to deliver reliable robotic inspection solutions for sectors such as energy, power, chemicals, metals, and mining.
ANYmal robots are designed to autonomously navigate complex, hazardous sites, capturing rich visual, thermal, acoustic, and gas data to enable safer, more informed and more efficient decision-making. By taking over dull, dirty, and dangerous tasks, their systems help customers tackle labor shortages, reduce unplanned downtime, and advance their decarbonization, digitalization, and safety goals.
Connect with Péter Fankhauser on LinkedIn and read more about their partnership described in the podcast in Siemens Energy blog here.
00:00: What is ANYbotics?02:29: Why data is critical in implementing robotics04:19: What customers care about05:54: Customer integration requirements07:09: Use cases in the energy sector09:24: How robotics can solve operational challenges faced by utilities10:30: environmental factors11:34: Pilot to scaling with a customer13:44: How they landed a project with Siemens Energy18:52: Landing and expanding with an industrial client20:20: The importance of excellent customer success processes23:00: Next steps for ANYbotics25:20: Dealing with media disinformation (robots taking jobs) and customer confusion.
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