Keep the human in command
Robots assist an operator instead of pretending the whole route is already autonomous.
Supervised robotics for doorstep delivery
VITMY
VITMY builds human-supervised robotic systems for the repetitive handoffs that happen after the vehicle stops.
Our field companion
Built to help. Ready to move.
Vimi carries each handoff with a back-mounted delivery arm while a purpose-built wagon keeps sorted letter mail organized for the route—all under the command of a human operator.
Focus
The last few steps decide the route.
Every route contains dozens of small physical decisions: stop, stage, walk, wait, hand off, and recover. VITMY starts there, where supervised robotics can be measured against real labor, time, and safety constraints.
Live route signal
A route is a live operating loop.
We model the handoff moments: when a robot should move, when it should pause, and when the operator should take over.
Operator ready
2 robots active
Doorstep queue: 04
Next handoff
Front door approach
Brand system
A simple mark for a physical system.
The V/Y monogram stays compact enough for devices, dashboards, route labels, and field notes. It is meant to feel engineered, legible, and ready to move.
Primary mark
V/Y overlap
Wordmark
VITMY
Working palette
Approach
Start narrow. Prove the route. Then expand.
Measure before scaling
The first milestone is a route-level model that makes operational sense in the field.
Build around constraints
Hardware, manipulation, and delivery workflows are shaped by curbside reality, not lab assumptions.