Mehul NariyawalaPresident & Co-founder, Matic Robots

Behind the scenes of how every Matic is built and tested before it ships. 🛠️⚙️

25 Mar 2026 · 2 min

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In this behind‑the‑scenes video, the presenter guides viewers through Matic’s manufacturing process, emphasizing rigorous quality control and a modular assembly line designed for scalability. All incoming components undergo 100 % inspection, including checks on waste bins and solvent tanks. The parts then move to four parallel final‑assembly lines, organized into three sequential stages: Stage 1 – initial mechanical assembly; Stage 2 – installation of the waste bin and crown; Stage 3 – attachment of panels, wheels, and flashing of custom software. After assembly, each robot is subjected to five core validation tests: airflow verification, outbound quality control, noise testing in dedicated acoustic rooms, camera calibration, and a final track‑testing run where the robot’s full performance is confirmed. Successful units are then packed at a dedicated pack‑out station and shipped directly to customers. The narrative also notes plans to expand the number of assembly lines as demand grows.

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As quiet as Matic is, our production floor is a little bit louder. Let's come take a look at what production at Matic looks like. Basically, we take all of our parts, we make sure that they pass our inspections 100%. So things get tested like our waste bin and solvent tank at this station. After every part gets passed, it goes to our final assembly lines. We have 4 main final assembly lines right now. Our plan is to expand as demand is increasing. So our first phase is called Stage 1. This is where basically the first part of your Matic gets assembled. We move to stage 2. This is where we add the, basically the bin and the crown. And then the 3rd stage here is where your Matic gets its panels and its wheels and it gets its custom software flashed onto it. After that is the fun part. We go through 5 main tests to make sure that everything's functioning as we want. There's airflow, outbound quality control, noise testing, camera calibration, and then a final test that we call track testing. So after it passes your airflow tests, we move on to your noise testing. We have a couple of these custom rooms where basically your Matic is getting tested to make sure that all the motors, all the vacuum noise is Within the standard that we expect. After that, we move on to kind of our camera calibration. This is a really important test to make sure that all the cameras are working as we intend and that your software is functioning as it should. After that is my favorite test, which is track testing. Every single robot gets personally tested, making sure that it's within the standards that we want before we ship it to you. And then after that, this is our pack-out stage. Every single robot gets packed out of this table right here into our box and shipped Directly from us to you.