At a warm kitchen table, a young girl draws a robot in her sketchbook while her mum smiles beside her and a golden retriever puppy watches from the table edge.

Tryfecta Robotyx · Physical AI

We are building the future.

Building the foundations of possibility.

Machines that see. Systems that coordinate. Teams that learn.

Robotyx builds Physical AI for critical minerals, mining and energy: extraction that is safer, lower-cost and more sustainable, and complex, harder deposits that become economically feasible. One edge-deployed, air-gapped stack sees the site, understands it and commands the machines on it.

Our mission

The future is built from energy and materials. We believe more people should have access to what they make possible.

Close-up of a child’s sketchbook: a pencil drawing of a friendly robot holding a block, labelled “Help people build things”, with her hand, pencil and the puppy’s nose and paw beside the page.
Her drawing. Her puppy. Her idea.
A child’s pencil drawing of a friendly robot holding a block. Her mother asks, “What will it do?” She answers, “Help people build things.”
  1. 01Human ambition

    Every great thing starts as an idea someone wants to build.

  2. 02Intelligence & robotics

    Robotyx gives machines the ability to see, understand and act, with people in command.

  3. 03Productive industries

    Safer, lower-cost and more sustainable energy and materials, at the scale the world needs.

  4. 04Wider opportunity

    More of what energy and materials make possible, within reach of more people.

Why it matters

Safer and cheaper is the start. It also has to be kinder to the planet, and make the hard places worth working.

01

Sustainable extraction

Critical materials, produced with lower energy use and emissions, less disturbance to the land and less waste.

02

Economically feasible

Precise control and autonomy make complex resources and harder, lower-grade deposits worth developing.

03

Safer, at lower cost

People out of harm’s way and lower operating cost, on every site, as the foundation.

The problem

Tomorrow needs more minerals than today’s operating stack can deliver.

01

Capital

Demand for copper, lithium and the materials behind electrification is climbing faster than new sites can be built and run.

02

Energy

Remote sites run on fragile connectivity and thin power margins. Cloud-first software was never designed for the edge of the grid.

03

Skilled labour

Experienced crews are retiring just as demand rises. The people a site needs are the people it can no longer hire.

More money and more people won’t close the gap. The stack has to change.

The platform

One stack on site that sees, thinks and acts.

Three layers, one loop. Robotyx runs the operating intelligence of an industrial site locally, on a single edge GPU rack. Sensing, modelling, decisions and machine commands live in one continuous loop, with no dependence on public cloud.

End state Fully manless extraction: no crews in harm’s way, no cloud dependency.

01Physical twin
The data and process-control layer, with a live physics model of the site.
02Agentic AI
Industrial agents on a sovereign stack of on-premises open models.
03Robotics command & control
Replaces legacy industrial controls with a layer that decides and acts in real time, within site safety rules, with people overseeing the machines.
Air-gapped site boundary
03
Robotics command & controlDecide and act · people oversee
02
Agentic AIIndustrial agents · on-prem open models
01
Physical twin & world modelsLive physics of pumps, engines, process areas
··
Unified Namespace · HistorianEvery tag, event and frame in one model
▣
Edge GPU rackOn site · silicon-agnostic · no cloud required
SensorsCamerasPLCs / SCADAMachines
Field to command, on one rack, inside the site fence.

Tryfecta Labs | R&D

Teaching machines to see, haul and keep things flowing.

Physical AI frontier lab. Where machines learn to see, understand and act, in research streams that feed directly into the field stack.

Stream 01

Heavy Lift

Autonomous haul trucks, loaders and heavy mobile equipment, taking people out of harm’s way and lowering the cost of moving material.

Stream 02

Dynamic Flow Control

One world model for every pump, then engines. Precise flow control: lower operating cost, less waste.

Stream 03

Spatial

Machines that see and understand their space, move safely alongside people, and help extract selectively, with less waste rock.

Vision-language-action

Machines that see, understand and act.

An engineer gives a simple instruction. The machine perceives the scene, reasons about the task and carries it out. Others join in, coordinated through command and control, with people overseeing every step.

  1. Instruct“Move the spool to bay 3.”
  2. SeeCameras + spatial model
  3. UnderstandTask, hazards, rules
  4. ActRobotics command, supervised

The streams in depth

From a child’s sketch to engineering reality.

Each research stream, as she imagines it and as our engineers build it.

Her sketch → our blueprint

“It hauls the heavy stuff so nobody gets squished.”

Engineering reality · Stream 01

Heavy Lift

Autonomous haul trucks, loaders and heavy mobile equipment, with machines doing the driving and people supervising from outside the hazard zone.

Why it matters
Safer haulage at lower operating cost, with steady, precise operation that helps remote and harder-to-work sites stay economically feasible.
Scope
Haul trucks, loaders and heavy mobile equipment moving ore, waste rock and materials around the site.
Applications
Mine sites, haul roads and processing plants.
Safety envelope
Defined exclusion zones and speed and motion limits around every machine; operations stop or hold when a person or unexpected object enters the envelope.
Oversight
Human-in-the-loop command and control: operators approve, monitor and can intervene in each operation, within site safety rules.
Integration
PLC integration and sensor fusion validated on customer hardware.
Status
Research stream, Tryfecta Labs.
Her sketch → our blueprint

“It listens to the pumps and knows when they feel sick.”

Engineering reality · Stream 02

Dynamic Flow Control

One general world model for pumps, learning how equipment behaves across operating conditions, then extended to engines.

Why it matters
Precise flow control lowers operating cost and reduces energy use and waste, helping make harder resources economically feasible.
Coverage
A single model across pump types: mud, slurry, process and water pumps. Engines next.
Predictive control
Forecasts equipment response to inform setpoints and control decisions ahead of process changes.
Anomaly detection
Flags departures from modelled behaviour (e.g. cavitation, wear, blockage signatures) before they become failures.
Energy optimisation
Identifies operating points that deliver the required flow at lower energy use.
Data
Trained on time-series from the historian via the Unified Namespace; runs on site at the edge.
Status
Research stream with monitoring in the field.
Her sketch → our blueprint

“It has really good eyes. Even in the dark and the dust!”

Engineering reality · Stream 03

Spatial intelligence

Machines that perceive, map and understand their physical surroundings, and act on plain-language instructions.

Why it matters
A precise picture of the site enables selective extraction: less waste rock moved, less land disturbed, and lower-grade deposits that are more economical to work.
Models
Vision-language-action (VLA) models that connect perception, an instruction and a physical action.
Perception
Designed for degraded conditions: dust, vibration, glare and low light, typical of pits, plants and haul roads.
Stock take
Camera-based counting and reconciliation of inventory, stockpiles, spares and consumables against the asset register.
Mapping & twins
Site mapping that feeds the live digital twin, keeping the spatial model aligned with the physical site.
Asset tracking
Location and state of mobile and fixed assets, linked to asset management and the historian.
Status
Camera-based stock take is a field product; VLA is research.

Technical foundation

Shared by every stream and product.

Edge-deployed, air-gapped
Runs on an on-site edge GPU rack. Operates without public cloud connectivity; operating data stays under the operator’s control.
Silicon-agnostic compute
Not tied to a single accelerator vendor; models are deployed to the hardware available on site.
Universal protocol converter
Connects to existing PLCs, SCADA, sensors and cameras across industrial protocols, without rip-and-replace.
Unified Namespace (UNS)
One live, structured data layer for every machine, sensor and system on site, the single source the models read from.
Industrial historian
Time-series capture and query at industrial scale: 4.5T data points per day.
Simulation & digital twin
Behaviour is tested in simulation against a live physics twin before it reaches equipment.
Data quality flywheel
Field data is cleaned, labelled and fed back into training, so models improve with every site.
Vision-language-action AI
Shared perception-to-action models used across Heavy Lift, Spatial and robotics command.

In the field | Product

Robotics doing real work on site.

Machines that see. Systems that coordinate. Start with one capability and expand across the site on the same stack.

Featured

Camera-based stock take

Count, measure and reconcile inventory straight from camera feeds: stockpiles, laydown yards, spares and consumables. No clipboards, no walk-downs in hazardous areas, no waiting for month-end.

  • Continuous counts from fixed and mobile cameras
  • Reconciles against the asset register and historian
  • Runs on the edge, so footage never leaves site

HSE prediction

Predicting incidents before they happen, from live operating data.

Human + robot workforce

One org structure where people and machines share roles, tasks and accountability. Command and control keeps people overseeing every machine.

Hive Mind

Fleet-wide coordination: every robot learns from every other.

Operations management

Live planning, dispatch and performance across sites.

Asset management

Track, maintain and optimise every asset across sites.

Unified Namespace (UNS)

One live data layer connecting every machine, sensor and system.

4.5Tdata points / day

Industrial data historian

Every signal from every asset, captured and queryable.

Powered by OmegaA full AI software factory. Builds, tests and ships the software that runs the fleet.

Developers

Build on Robotyx.

Your agents, apps and scripts can build on top of Robotyx. The developer platform opens your organisation’s operations data through a remote MCP server and a versioned REST API, authenticated with an API key and scoped to your organisation.

Headline capability

Robotyx MCP

Connect AI agents and tools to Robotyx through a remote Model Context Protocol server, authenticated with your API key and scoped to your account. Its tools wrap the REST API: list assets and sites, read purchase orders, query Unified Namespace signals, and raise purchase requests when the key has write scope.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "robotyx": {
      "url": "https://developer.robotyx.systems/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your API key>" }
    }
  }
}

REST API

A versioned REST API over your assets, sites, Unified Namespace points, procurement and CRM, with cursor pagination, scopes, rate limits and an OpenAPI 3.1 reference.

Keys and scopes

Every call carries an API key with scopes and a live or test environment, and is filtered to its account: one organisation’s key can never read another’s data.

CLI

A command-line tool for scripting, with JSON output on every command. Coming in a following release.

Industries

Built for the hardest environments on Earth.

Mining

Haul roads, pits, crushers and stockpiles. Remote, dusty, disconnected sites where every person in a hazardous zone is a risk you want to remove, and every tonne of waste rock moved is a cost.

Critical minerals

Processing plants and flow-heavy circuits where pumps, slurry and reagents decide throughput. Tighter control means less energy and less waste, with sovereign control of operating data.

New forms of energy

Pumps, engines and power systems for new forms of energy, where precise control helps make complex resources economically feasible. Our team has built and commercialised industrial automation; Robotyx brings that discipline to Physical AI.

Global footprint

Where we operate, and where we’re going.

5
OperatingAustralia (Group HQ Brisbane) · India · PNG · UK (University partnership) · US
5
Coming soonCanada · Mexico · Bahrain · UAE · South Africa
Group HQ (Brisbane)★R&D HQ (Delaware, USA)
Robotyx global footprint Operating in Australia (Group HQ Brisbane), India, Papua New Guinea, the United Kingdom and the United States. Coming soon to Canada, Mexico, Bahrain, the UAE and South Africa. R&D HQ in Delaware, USA. Canada: coming soonSouth Africa: coming soonMexico: coming soonUnited Arab Emirates: coming soonUnited States: operatingPapua New Guinea: operatingIndia: operatingAustralia: operatingUnited Kingdom: operating (University partnership) United StatesIndiaPNGUnited KingdomAustraliaCanadaMexicoBahrainUAESouth Africa GROUP HQBrisbane R&D HQDelaware, USA

How it works

From the edge to command.

  1. 01

    Connect

    An edge GPU rack goes on site and connects to existing sensors, cameras, PLCs and SCADA through a universal protocol converter. Air-gapped by design.

  2. 02

    Unify

    Every signal lands in the Unified Namespace and historian: one clean, time-aligned model of the site.

  3. 03

    See & model

    Monitoring, stock take and world models turn raw data into a live physical twin that predicts what equipment will do next.

  4. 04

    Command

    Industrial agents decide; robotics command acts, within site safety rules, with operators supervising from a safe distance.

SeesVisibility and operating data
ThinksAgents and a live physics twin
ActsRobotics command across the site

Team

The people building it.

Operators from the industries they’re automating, with automation leadership at Shell and Halliburton.

Titto Thomas

Founder

Second-time founder with 20 years in industry. Led commercialisation of Shell’s SCADADRILL drilling-automation program. Ex-Halliburton.

Nick Shelton

Chief of Staff

Leads strategy, partnerships and commercial growth.

Daniel Dangoor

Finance Director

Ex-Goldman Sachs macro, Brevan Howard.

Nathan Maroney

Board Advisor

Tech-Source; ex-Rockwell Automation.

The future

More productive industries. Wider access to opportunity.

When energy and materials are produced safely, sustainably and affordably, more of what they make possible reaches more people.

A business, built on her terms.

Accessible, assistive technology that just works, so ambition is the only limit.

A first robot design.

A refurbished computer on the kitchen table, and the drawing becomes the start of something real.

The next world-changing idea is already out there. Let’s help more people build it.

ROBOTYXBuilding the foundations of possibility.Backed by Tryfecta.

Contact

Let’s build it together.

Talk to us. Operators, OEMs and partners: tell us about your site, and we’ll show you what autonomy looks like on it.

info@tryfecta.biz

R&D HQDelaware, USA
Group HQBrisbane, Australia

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