Sentio OS gives your humanoid a job. It talks, sees, handles objects and walks with people. Compose the role from blocks, run it on the robot itself, change it tomorrow. Built in the EU. Available today for Unitree G1 EDU.
Ran from our backpack on Alza's G1 in minutes at MSV 2026 · 147 conversations with visitors in four days · 20 developers built their first robot app in 10 minutes
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Four blocks: when the wrist is pulled, say hello, follow, stop when released.
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The humanoid hands a part to a cobot and switches a machine on. Demonstrated.
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One sentence becomes a Flow you can read, check and run.
All the videos are in the Sentio OS playlist on YouTube.
A humanoid arrives with motors, sensors and a basic app. Turning that into something your company can use has meant integration, programming and testing. Sentio OS shortens that path.
One container on the robot's second computer, or our backpack on its back. The first behaviour runs within minutes of connecting, not after months of integration.
Compose what the robot does from blocks: see a person, greet them, lead them by the hand. Your technologist builds it. A programmer is optional.
Sentio OS runs beside the manufacturer's software and rewrites nothing. It works offline. Switch it off and the robot is exactly as it was.
Sentio OS talks to the robot through the manufacturer's lowest-level interface only. Nothing inside the robot is rewritten. Control, speech and vision run on the device, and the whole thing works offline. Software, gripper and team: built in the EU.
Take the robot's hand and it walks with you.
It was the most popular skill at MSV 2026. This is the whole program: when the wrist is pulled, say hello, follow the hand, stop when released.
Sentio Flow turns behaviour into blocks you can read. Save a Flow as a Skill and it gets its own trigger: a button on the controller, a gesture, or something the robot sees.
The real Flow “Take my hand and come” in the editor. Four blocks, the whole program.
Everything below runs on Unitree G1 EDU with Sentio OS. Some items need an accessory: a RealSense camera, a microphone, the Sentio gripper or a LiDAR.
Speech, conversation and voice commands in English and Czech, with voice synthesis on the device.
Watch: make the robot speak → AvailablePeople, objects and AprilTag markers, plus a language-model description of what the camera sees.
Watch: camera and faces → Available · cameraTeach arm positions by guiding the hand. The Sentio gripper picks up and places parts on a grid above the table.
Watch: arm poses → Available · gripperTo a marker, along free space by LiDAR, or led by the hand.
Watch: LiDAR view → Available · LiDAR optionalScripted shows with gestures, speech and sound, played from one place with a presenter.
Watch: gestures and lights → AvailableMonitoring, a black box of what happened, and a REST API with a Python SDK for your own code.
API · Developer PreviewA Flow can drive more than the humanoid: a collaborative robot arm and a Shelly smart plug. The robot switches a machine on, or hands a part to a cobot.
Watch: humanoid and cobot → DemonstratedTested on Unitree H2: walking and basic Flows run, arm positions still need tuning for the longer arms. Not supported yet.
Tested · not yet supportedFull list with hardware requirements on the Sentio OS page. Install guide, pricing and licences live in the Sentio Hub.
MSV 2026, Brno, 6–9 October. Four days with our robot Senti, thousands of visitors, manufacturers with real tasks, and a sign that said LOOKING FOR A JOB.
Senti talked with visitors, reacted to their line of business and recorded what they would give a humanoid to do. 53 of them on day one.
Watch the recap →
Take the robot's hand and it walks with you, changes direction with you and stops when you let go.
Watch: take the robot by the hand →
Our backpack with Sentio OS ran on Alza's G1 within minutes, with Alza and Unitree watching: plugged in, Flow started, working. The same software, a different robot.
Watch the Short →20 developers with no humanoid experience built their first robot app at the Sentio OS workshop on 17 September 2026.
Watch the workshop →
Give your humanoid a job
New scenario from one sentence (Beta)
Two robots, one editor
Objects, AprilTags, people by face
The most popular skill at MSV 2026
What visitors offered Senti (Czech)
Senti has also performed for Google Europe, Dell Technologies, Alza, TechEd Prague and others.
At MSV 2026 our robot wore a sign: LOOKING FOR A JOB. People stopped, took photos and came to ask what a humanoid could do for them. Alza let us put Sentio OS on their G1. Manufacturers brought real tasks:
We are assessing which of them are feasible first. Yours can be next.
What the task is, where it happens and what a good result looks like. We reply with an honest first assessment: feasible now, feasible with a pilot, or not yet.
Install Sentio OS Basic for free on a Unitree G1 EDU, then try Full for 14 days. The Hub walks you through install, licence and the first Flow.
Get Sentio OSDistributors, system integrators and robot makers. Founding Partner terms for first deployments in 2026, and a shared capability layer to talk about.
Become a partnerSend the task, or book a demo with Senti and see what a humanoid can do today. No technical brief needed.
Book a demoInvestors and strategic partners: platform overview, metrics and a demo on request, confidential material under NDA.
Talk to the founderHardware and Senti live are further down.
Prices, licensing rules and ordering live in the Sentio Hub, so there is exactly one place to check. A perpetual licence is available on request.
Everything the web interface does is an HTTP call. A REST API with interactive docs on the robot, a Python SDK, and the same Flow and Skills the interface uses. Developer Preview: we send you the SDK and help you to your first script.
Our own grippers for the G1: three grip types, one QuickMount adapter, force monitoring. From €690 excl. VAT.
Gripper KitJetson computer, camera and gripper on the robot's back, pre-installed and tested. One Ethernet cable at the robot's neck. €2,990 excl. VAT, licence separate.
What is in the kitA humanoid people walk up to on their own. Conference talk, exhibition stand, company evening: we bring the robot, the script and the crew.
Ask about Senti liveSentio Robotix is a small team of senior engineers in AI, software, robotics and hardware, based in Brno, Czech Republic. Sentio OS runs on our robot Senti daily, and on robots we don't own.
Our story moved fast. In May 2025 we went to see physical AI at its source, the Unitree factory in China. A few months later a humanoid stood in Brno, we were building its hardware and software, and Google recognised the work with the GDE award “Bring AI to Life”.
May 2025 · Unitree factory, China
GDE award “Bring AI to Life” · Google, Berlin
Martin Krček and Senti
Google Developer Expert (award “Bring AI to Life”), lecturer and consultant with years of AI deployments in companies.
Robotic prototypes, 3D printing, mechatronics, electronics, grippers and teleoperation hardware.
Hardware, software and automation.
You don't need a technical brief. Tell us what you want to try, or install Sentio OS and find out for yourself.
