Success Stories

Within the expansive world of robotics, automation, and IoT, our clients confront a variety of challenges. But when challenges meet innovation, success stories are born.

These case studies showcase how we partner with our clients to overcome their most complex challenges in robotics, automation, and IoT, transforming them into powerful opportunities for growth and success.

But these aren’t just our success stories – they’re stories of our clients’ vision, their trust in our expertise, and their relentless pursuit of innovation.

The Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission collects and sends samples of Martian rocks, soil, and atmosphere to Earth for detailed chemical and physical analysis. The Sample Retrieval Lander (SRL) will play an important role in the safe return of Mars rock and atmosphere samples to Earth, delivering crucial spacecraft and hardware to Mars: the rocket that will launch samples from Mars, the two helicopters, and a robotic arm to transfer the samples into the rocket.

A Sleek, New User Interface for a Medical Device

A leading healthcare technology company, renowned for pioneering innovative medical solutions, is dedicated to enhancing patient care by merging state-of-the-art technology with a focus on patient outcomes. With a robust portfolio of products distributed across numerous countries, the company is a testament to global healthcare advancement, ensuring quality and accessibility in healthcare technologies.

CADRE is a technology demonstration designed to show that multiple robots can cooperate and explore together autonomously – without direct input from human mission controllers. By taking simultaneous measurements from multiple locations, CADRE will also demonstrate how multirobot missions can record data impossible for a single robot to achieve – a tantalizing prospect for future missions.

SOS Live is an enterprise-grade, edge cloud solution that connects and automates mission-critical equipment to provide rapid, real-time situational awareness to first responders. The virtual command platform integrates UAVs, cameras, sensors, and mobile devices for remote autonomous control and live data ingestion. An AI-based application preemptively detects threats and equips responders with mission-critical information.

ECO 1 is the world’s largest hydroponic vertical farm. The 300,000-square-foot facility, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, utilizes Crop One’s vertical farming technology and Plants First philosophy to produce over three tons of high-quality leafy greens daily, using 95% less water than conventionally grown produce.

Geisel Software developed an operator control user interface for FLIR to address the U.S. Military’s vision of a universal controller that would allow operators to direct their entire fleet from a single device.

Jibo is a social robot that earned a spot on TIME magazine’s Best Inventions of 2017 list. Utilizing advanced Natural Language Understanding (NLU) along with speech and facial recognition, this bot can recognize up to 16 different people and create personalized interactions.

ConnectR was iRobot’s vision for a “virtual visitation robot.” Using the proven Roomba chassis and an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, ConnectR would allow users to connect to home from almost anywhere.

Sterilize created a connected device that converts medical waste into solid, sterile trash.

PharmAdva Revolutionizes Pill Dispenser with Unmatched Secure Cloud Solutions from Geisel Software

To improve quality of life for patients, PharmAdva created a connected pill dispensing device. Their technology reduces the high percentage of human error when taking medications and holding patients accountable.

Carbon Black is one of the world’s most respected security firms, delivering a form of application white listing that has taken the security world by storm. They hired Geisel Software to build the Linux version of their white-hot selling Windows application from scratch.

The AVA500 from iRobot started with a text based interface that was clunky, ugly, hard to use and short on features. In response, iRobot turned to Geisel Software to redesign their configuration console that lives on this highly anticipated robot.

Two different clients asked Microlite to develop new product features. The problem? Time. Since the window to complete the projects was very small, Microlite needed a software development firm that would work around the clock and not just deliver those features, but make sure they seamlessly integrated with Microlite’s backup system software. Enter Geisel Software.