Chrono · Collaborative robot arm

Autonomy
you can see.

Chrono learns the job the way a new colleague would. Show it once, tell it what changed, and check its wrist when you want to know what it’s thinking.

Chrono collaborative robot arm in cobalt blue, reaching forward, Chronomatica wordmark on the upper link
Hand-guided · path learned in 14 s
“Stack the blue bins on pallet B.”
6axes of motion
12 kgpayload
1 300 mmreach
±0.05 mmrepeatability
On-wristround touch display

The wrist display

A watch face
for a robot.

People glance at their wrist to know what is going on. Chrono borrows that reflex. A round touch display sits on the wrist joint and shows status, intent and safety state at the point where work happens, so nobody walks back to a pendant or a laptop.

Ready

Cycle 42

Next: pallet B · 2 of 6

Live preview of the wrist display, projected onto a render of the wrist. Final UI runs on the robot.

Designed to work beside you.

No cage. No pendant. No ten-day programming course. For people who have never run a robot, and for engineers who have run hundreds.

Capabilities

Smart where it counts.
Simple everywhere else.

AI-native, on the robot

An onboard model understands plain language, context and your previous instructions. You describe the job, Chrono plans the motions and asks when something is unclear.

Teach by hand

Grab the wrist, move it through the task and let go. Chrono keeps the path, smooths it, and shows it on the display for approval.

Sees what you see

Integrated vision locates parts, reads labels and checks the result, so fixtures and jigs become optional rather than required.

Safe by design

Force and speed limiting, speed-and-separation monitoring, and a safety state everyone can read from the wrist. Engineered toward ISO 10218 and ISO/TS 15066.

Open to your stack

Standard industrial protocols and a documented API. Chrono fits into existing lines instead of asking you to build a new one.

One Chrono or a fleet

Skills learned on one Chrono can be reviewed and shared with the others. Supervise every unit from the same console that mirrors each wrist display.

How you work with Chrono

Show. Say. Supervise.

  1. 01

    Show

    Guide the arm through the task by hand once. The wrist display confirms each waypoint as you go.

  2. 02

    Say

    Tap the display and describe the rules: what to skip, what to handle gently, when to stop and ask.

  3. 03

    Supervise

    Walk past and glance. Status, progress and safety state are on the wrist, and on your phone when you are not there.

Specifications

Chrono, in numbers.

Preliminary figures. Final specifications are confirmed at delivery.

Request the datasheet
Degrees of freedom
6
Payload
12 kg
Reach
1 300 mm
Repeatability
±0.05 mm
Wrist display
Round touch, 2.1 in, 466 × 466 px
Interaction
Touch, voice, hand guiding, app
Onboard AI
Edge inference, no cloud required
Interfaces
ROS 2, OPC UA, Modbus TCP, REST, digital I/O
Safety
Power and force limiting, speed and separation monitoring
Mounting
Floor, table, ceiling, wall
Protection
IP65
Weight
32 kg

Not because it’s relevant today. Because it’s necessary tomorrow.

Chronomatica

Necessary tomorrow.
Built today.

Chronomatica designs and manufactures Chrono. We started from an uncomfortable truth: the expensive part of a robot was never the hardware. It is the months spent programming it, and the step people take back when it enters the room. Chrono was built to shorten both.

Every part is ours — the joints, the onboard AI, the wrist display that shows you what it is thinking. Not out of pride, but because when one team designs the whole, the whole behaves as one. That is how we keep the experience coherent, and how we can stand behind it.

See Chrono in your line.

Tell us about the task. We will show you how Chrono would learn it, on site or over a call.