Aura Robotics is developing an integrated healthcare-support system and advanced robotic solutions for organizations facing difficult operational challenges.
Aura is developing a connected healthcare-support system in which robotics, sensing, caregiver tools, wearable technology, secure communications, and intelligent software operate together as one coordinated platform.
The robot is one part of the system.
An integrated healthcare-support platform designed around mobility, resident safety, caregiver support, privacy, and coordinated care.
Custom robotic and intelligent automation systems for organizations with difficult operational problems.
The strongest robotics projects begin with an operational problem:
We define the operating problem, requirements, constraints, risks, and success criteria before deciding what the machine should be.
The objective is not maximum automation. It is the right automation.
Aura develops concept systems to explore how robotics can improve safety, productivity, reliability, monitoring, and access.
Concept projects illustrate potential Aura Robotics engineering capabilities and do not represent completed customer projects unless identified otherwise.
A reliable robotic system requires mechanical, electrical, software, sensing, autonomy, and intelligent systems to work together. Aura takes a systems-engineering approach across the full stack.
For robotic systems operating around people, safety, privacy, and security are not separate features. They are integrated into the architecture from the beginning.
Aura Robotics is being developed within Aura Advanced Technologies, a Canadian technology company with approximately four decades of experience operating and supporting complex technology environments.
A fleet of robots is also a distributed computing environment.
Aura is assembling engineering capability across mechanical and mechatronics, embedded systems, controls, electrical engineering, autonomous systems, robotics software, AI and machine vision, and systems engineering.
We are interested in engineers who want to build complete physical systems and work across traditional engineering boundaries.
Current opening: Lead Robotics & Mechatronics Engineer — Calgary, full-time.
You do not need a finished design. Tell us what needs to be done, why the current approach is inadequate, where the system needs to operate, who interacts with it, and what success would look like.