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CynLr: EnabLing robotiC vision beyond colour and depth
Electronics For You
|September 2022
We, humans, are capable of handling things that we have never seen before. When we look at an object, our brain immediately knows how to pick it up—whether to use our palm, or just fingers, or maybe both hands! This sort of intelligence is what is lacking in current robotic systems. CynLr, a Bengaluru based robotics deep-tech startup founded in 2019, is now solving this problem by building visual object intelligence for industrial robots

Robots working in the real world need to exhibit visual intelligence, or the capacity to employ their vision system, reasoning mechanisms, and prior knowledge to make sense of their surroundings—that’s real intelligence. “According to the field of cybernetics, intelligence is the outcome and not the source or cause. It is the ability of a system to self-regulate and handle a sophisticated situation,” says Gokul N.A., Co-founder and CTO of CynLr. This is why the founders named the company CynLr, which stands for Cybernetics Laboratory.
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