Evaluate Skollar™ in a Real-World Environment.
CRLJ pilots are structured evaluations, not product deployments. Each pilot is designed to answer defined questions about how people interpret robot behavior and what integration requires.
Skollar™ is in active development. Pilot participation includes clearly stated scope, objectives and limitations.

What a CRLJ Pilot Is Designed to Answer.
Human Comprehension
Do people nearby correctly interpret the signaled robot state without training?
Operational Visibility
Can supervisors review state changes, faults, and pilot events through the associated dashboard?
Integration Learning
What is required to connect Skollar™ to the selected robot platform and workflow?
- 01ScenarioA defined task in a real environment
- 02SignalSkollar™ communicates the selected robot state
- 03ParticipantPeople nearby interpret what they see
- 04ResponseObserved behavior and stated interpretation
- 05DataStructured pilot measures, not performance claims
- 06AnalysisWhat was learned and what should change
Any referenced recognition time or comprehension targets are pilot success criteria — not validated results.
A Clear Language for Selected Robot States.
The pilot signal set covers the states most relevant to people working nearby.
Environments Where Understanding Matters Most.
Robot OEMs
Evaluate signaling alongside an existing platform.
System Integrators
Test how communication fits a deployment architecture.
Warehousing & Logistics
Shared aisles, mixed traffic, and staged workflows.
Manufacturing
Structured floors with defined human-robot proximity.
Healthcare / Service
Environments with untrained bystanders present.
Research & Academic
Human factors and comprehension studies.
Tell Us About Your Environment.
CRLJ will use the information below to determine whether the current pilot program aligns with your platform, environment, and objectives. Please do not include confidential technical data in this initial form.
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Alternatively, email info@customrobotics.io.
Understanding Is Tested, Not Assumed.
If a pilot is not the right next step, CRLJ can start with a technical conversation or a partnership discussion.
