curionlabs.
Independent robotics & AI lab · India

Robotics, from
the board up.

We build the hardware that gets your ideas moving. From a single control board to a complete research robot.

Meet the hardware
Robotics. Engineering. Curiosity.Designed & built in India

Our hardware

Two products. One connected platform.
Curion / 01Research platform
Perceptron, a four-wheel research robot with a black chassis, sensor openings and a hardware emergency stop
PerceptronCAD preview
01 / Research robotEnquiries open

Perceptron

Your next idea needs
a place to move.

An open mobile robot for research in navigation, perception and autonomy. Built around ROS 2 and NVIDIA Jetson, with a four-wheel platform you can build on.

Software
ROS 2 + Nav2
Compute
NVIDIA Jetson
Perception
360° LiDAR + camera
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Curion / 02Drive & control
ADALINE Motion 30D circuit board with integrated motor drivers, power electronics and connectors
ADALINE Motion 30DBoard preview
02 / Control board Prebooking open

AdalineMotion 30D

Less wiring.
More building.

Motor control, power for your onboard computer, and sensing on one board. The controller at the heart of Perceptron, available for your robot.

Motor drive
Dual channel
Control
STM32 · closed-loop PID
Connection
ROS 2 over USB-C
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Hardware is in development. Images show design previews; final specifications and availability will be confirmed with you.

Look around Perceptron

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The lab behind the hardware

Built together.
Made to build on.

Curion Labs is an independent robotics and AI lab in India. We take on development work — prototyping, product development and R&D — across drones, autonomous systems and mobile robots, and the electronics, embedded systems and AI underneath them.

Our own hardware comes out of that work. Adaline began as the board we needed for Perceptron. Today, we’re opening up both to people with their own questions to explore — in university labs, student teams and robotics startups.

If you have something you want built, or a problem you want taken apart, write to us.

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