The math

What does one manual task cost you?

Estimate the labor tied up in a single repetitive handling task today - time you could redeploy to work robots can't do.

Annual labor on this one task
$192,000
6,000 operator-hours / year · 250 working days
That's the cost of a single repetitive task, today. Ludis lets you capture it once and redeploy that skilled time to higher-value work.
6–18 motypical payback
+10–25%OEE uplift
−50–92%scrap reduction
0.5–1.5FTE / shift displaced

You don't need flawless automation to win. A manual task runs at ~80–85% efficiency; a cobot holding 90–95% across two or three continuous shifts more than closes the gap - typical payback lands in 6–18 months. Against a median unplanned-downtime cost near $125k/hour, de-risking with a pilot first is just as rational.

Start a pilot

From first demo to deployed in about 60 days.

A pilot proves Ludis on one of your tasks - measured, low-risk, and without disrupting the line.

Phase 01 · Week 1

Equip & onboard

We fit your operators with grippers and set capture up right on your line.

Phase 02 · Weeks 2–4

Demonstrate

Your team records the target task 1–2 hours a day. Normal production never stops.

Phase 03 · Weeks 4–6

Train

We process the sessions and train the policy off-site on the demonstration data.

Phase 04 · Weeks 6–8

Deploy

The policy runs on your cobot arm. You keep the dataset and the trained model.

Teach once.
Robotize the rest.

Bring Ludis to your floor and start building a demonstration dataset this quarter.

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