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Robotic sampling

Stratum

Every sample carries a story.

Stratum is a robotic sampling system that connects material collection with a consistent digital record.

It preserves the context of each sample—from collection location and method to the analytical results that follow.

Discuss a Sampling Application

Preserve the connection to the ground.

A sample’s value depends on its contents and its context. Location, collection conditions, handling, and identity all influence how a result is interpreted.

Stratum keeps these records connected throughout the sampling workflow.

Illustration of the Stratum sampling robot collecting a soil sample while lidar maps snowy exploration terrain
Concept visualization

Core functions

  1. 01Material sampling
  2. 02Sample identification
  3. 03Collection-location records
  4. 04Sampling documentation

Build a more connected sampling workflow.

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