01
Scan
Ninety seconds
A Finch unit meshes the origin in under ninety seconds. Every object becomes a node: mass, fragility, room, and destination. You approve the inventory from your phone — or let Oracle do it.
Commercial humanoid fleet · North America
The last
moving
company.
We don’t hire crews. We deploy them. Humanoid robots pack, lift, and relocate your life — millimetric care, industrial strength, night-legal freight.
0.04%
Damage rate
insured inventory
18 min
Median arrival
core metros
2,416
Units in field
Atlas + Finch
14
Cities live
North America
Why we exist
Moving is the last analog labor left in a digital house.
Everything else in a home is measured, scheduled, insured. The move is still strangers, tape, and a maybe. We replaced that with a fleet you can watch.
Hauler bay · night corridor
Six robots. One silent truck. Zero shouting.
Operations
Scan. Pack. Transit. Unpack.
02
Pack
Conservator hands
Finch wraps, crates, and labels. Atlas clears structure. Nothing is stacked by guesswork. High-value items ride in climate cells inside the Hauler.
03
Transit
Night-legal freight
Hauler rolls on a live corridor. You watch the convoy on the Live board — unit IDs, inertial load, humidity, ETA. No dispatcher radio. No “truck is running late.”
04
Unpack
Room-faithful
At destination the inverse map runs. Beds rebuilt. Art rehung to the millimeter. Kitchen put away. The crew walks out. The apartment looks lived-in, not abandoned.
The crew
Three machines. One move.
Heavy-lift humanoid
Atlas
The spine of every crew. Atlas walks brownstone stairs, threads elevators, and relocates pianos, safes, and stone without a second body on the load.
1,200 lb dynamic · 18-hour pack
Precision packer
Finch
Finch wraps crystal, hangs canvases, and inventories every object it touches. Same titanium chassis as Atlas — different hands, different mind.
0.2 mm placement · 22-hour pack
Autonomous freight
Hauler
A silent electric bay that docks six humanoids and a household. Level-4 urban autonomy, night-legal, and quiet enough for a 2 a.m. SoHo load-out.
1,800 cu ft · 320-mile range
Impossible loads
A piano is a geometry problem. We solved it.
Atlas treats mass as a control loop, not a grunt. If it fits the stair, it leaves with us — no crane, no street permit theater.
Field notes
Moves that used to be a production.
Brooklyn Heights
A Bösendorfer, three floors, no crane.
Atlas walked a 9-foot concert grand down a brownstone stair with inertial damping the whole way. Zero wall contact. The owner stayed at dinner.
Pacific Heights
A penthouse in the rain.
Fourteen rooms, a wine wall, and a 2 a.m. building window. Finch packed 1,842 objects. Hauler was gone before the doorman changed shifts.
West Hollywood
Crystal, not cardboard.
A 1920s Meissen service. Finch wrapped each cup in a custom foam negative milled on the truck. Insurance never opened a claim.
Ready when you are
Give us an address. We’ll send a crew.
Instant quote, live tracking, white-glove unpack. Oracle will spec the robots. You keep the keys.