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where vision falls short
most robots today can see the world, but they can’t feel it, which is why real-world deployments keep stalling despite billions flowing into physical AI. Pure vision-to-action approaches hit a wall once a task requires real dexterity. Enact takes a different approach: the Zurich-based company is pioneering whole-body force-awareness, feeding torque and touch data into a foundation model alongside vision and language.
proprietary hardware, reliable robots
Enact designs and builds their own actuators for maximum torque transparency, a hard problem that creates strong, defensible differentiation, while staying within industrial cost and reliability limits. Feeding their foundation model, this hardware is designed to help robots understand the physics of each task, learn from experience, and perform reliably in the real world.
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