Palladyne Ai Corp. · NASDAQ:PDYN
Palladyne Ai — Investor Presentation (August 2025)
27 slides from Palladyne Ai's investor presentation, Aug 6, 2025
Slide 1: Artificial Intelligence that Enables Robots and Drones to Think Like Humans
Artificial Intelligence that Enables Robots and Drones to Think Like Humans and Perform Real-World Complex Tasks Exhibit 99.2 August 2025
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation and any related oral statements contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 including, but not limited to, statements regarding Palladyne AI’s business strategy, projections of market opportunity, anticipa
Slide 3: Palladyne AI At-a-Glance
Palladyne AI At-a-Glance NASDAQ PDYN Experience 30+ years of robotics engineering excellence. Technology team led by CTO with 25+ years of AI/ML expertise >70 team members, world-class robotics & AI/ML software engineers Salt Lake City, UT Innovation and operations Robotics DNA 30+ years in robotics
Slide 4: Palladyne AI: 30+ Years of Innovation and Evolution
Palladyne AI: 30+ Years of Innovation and Evolution 1983 2015 2021 2024 2007 Purchase from Raytheon (2015) Raytheon Buys Sarcos (2007) Sarcos Spins Out of University of Utah (1983) Sarcos Robotics Begins Trading Publicly (2021) Sarcos Becomes Palladyne AI (2024) 2019 2022 2023 2024 2025 Palladyne IQ
Slide 5: Our Vision: To Automate Tasks Too Complex for Traditional Automation
Our Vision: To Automate Tasks Too Complex for Traditional Automation by Enabling Machines to Observe, Learn, Reason & Act Like Humans Substantially accelerate speed of programming and training Increase agility, task sets and use cases Reduce need for human intervention and oversight Reduce cost of s
Slide 6: Automation of Complex Tasks Has Been Limited For Several Reasons
Automation of Complex Tasks Has Been Limited For Several Reasons: Large language models. Most industrial robots are highly programmed for a single specific task and cannot process variations in objects, tasks, or the environment Programming and implementation of industrial robots have been time-cons
Slide 7: Physical Intelligence for a Wide-Array of Robotic Form Factors
Physical Intelligence for a Wide-Array of Robotic Form Factors1 Expected to Enable Stationary and Mobile Robotic Platforms to be Agile and Autonomous, Reduce Human Intervention and Increase ROI Designed to work with most industrial robots being sold today. According to the Proficient Market Insights
Slide 8: Palladyne IQ: AI Software Platform for Robotics
Palladyne™ IQ: AI Software Platform for Robotics Real-Time Closed-Loop Autonomy Software to Enable Machines to Observe, Learn, Reason, and Act Like Humans Based on internal testing, actual figures will vary depending on complexity of the task. Act Precise robotic control & completion of tasks Comple
Slide 9: Expected Advantages of Palladyne IQ
Expected Advantages of Palladyne IQ How Our Approach Differs Hardware agnostic1 Addresses robotic-specific challenges beyond integration Solves for system stability and pose estimation/end effector orientation Robots able to plan and execute complex combination of tasks over extended periods of time
Slide 10: Our AI Approach vs "Brute-Force" Foundation Models
Our AI Approach vs "Brute-Force" Foundation Models How the Palladyne AI Approach Differs from the Traditional Foundational Model Approach Inference Constraint satisfaction problems Aspect Foundational Model for Robotics Palladyne AI Approach Model Size Large – often in the range of hundreds of milli
Slide 11: Market Opportunity for Palladyne IQ
Market Opportunity for Palladyne IQ Millions of complex but dangerous or boring jobs Existing Industrial Robot Installed Base Repetitive Tasks Currently Performed by Humans Opportunity to Augment Existing Industrial Robots Millions of existing installed industrial robots
Slide 12: Product Assembly Sub Parts Assembly
Product Assembly Sub Parts Assembly1 Tasks Structured manufacturing line with task variability Challenges Manufacturing downtime: Changes in assembly parts/tasks can result in costly robot retraining and extended downtime Opportunity & Expected Benefits Quickly retrain robots to perform new tasks wi
Slide 13: Kitting and Parts Sequencing
Kitting and Parts Sequencing Pick/Place/Sort Parts into Assembly Kits/Containers1 Tasks Kitting and parts sequencing for complex assemblies Challenges Difficult to automate: Can require sophisticated planning, human intervention & high programming costs Variability in parts: Can lead to inefficienci
Slide 14: Heavy Material Handling & Truck Loading
Heavy Material Handling & Truck Loading1 Pick & Place of Heavy Materials onto Transport Vehicles Tasks Picking pipe and rods from various inventory bins and transferring to transport vehicles in the loading yard (drill rig, pipe truck, or skid) Challenges Variability and unstructured environments ma
Slide 15: Surface Preparation
Surface Preparation Grit Blasting, Hydro Blasting, Sanding, and Grinding1 Tasks Removal of paint, rust, and debris from surfaces using various media blasting and grinding tools: Heavy Manufacturing: Prepare components, chassis, and heavy machinery for finishing processes Structural Maintenance & Rep
Slide 16: Video: Simulated Autonomous Surface Prep
Video: Simulated Autonomous Surface Prep1 Media Blasting, de-painting, sanding, and hydro-blasting: Applicable for manufacturing, construction, and various repair & maintenance workflows 1. Video is from May 2024 MUA Demonstration showcasing autonomous media blasting, de-painting and teleoperated sa
Slide 17: Quality Control Inspection
Quality Control Inspection In-process and Final Quality Checks for Equipment Manufacturing1 Tasks Automate manual visual inspections at various assembly stages to ensure quality standards are met Challenges Labor intensive & time-consuming process: Complex components like servers require 100+ inspec
Slide 18: Palladyne Pilot: Closed-loop Autonomous Detection, Tracking, and Control
Palladyne™ Pilot Closed-loop Autonomous Detection, Tracking, and Control for Mobile Machines Solutions Overview
Slide 19: Palladyne Pilot for UAV Surveillance/Reconnaissance Tasks
Palladyne Pilot for UAV Surveillance/Reconnaissance Tasks Persistent detection, tracking, and classification of targets Challenges Highly unstructured environment – in flight High levels of uncertainty Personnel-intensive missions requiring multiple roles and shifts Opportunity & Expected Benefits A
Slide 20: Challenges for Current UAV-Based Missions in Military Operations
Challenges for Current UAV-Based Missions in Military Operations Drone-based missions are personnel-intensive and require multiple roles and shifts to maintain situational awareness Today, most tactical UAVs require manual 1:1 platform control and one-to-many data coordination Real-time decision-mak
Slide 21: Palladyne Pilot: Closed-Loop Autonomy for UAVs
Palladyne™ Pilot: Closed-Loop Autonomy for UAVs Cooperative Autonomous Sensing for Enhanced Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Slide 22: Sensor Control and Multi-Modal Sensor Fusion
Control of sensors only; does not control UAV/UGV’s flight or navigational functionalities. Enhanced Situational Awareness: Sensor Control and Multi-Modal Sensor Fusion Multi-Modal Sensor Fusion: Fuses multi-modal data from multiple distributed autonomous sensors and actively controls sensors to max
Slide 23: Autonomously Collaborating Drone Team Maximizes Situational Awareness
Autonomously Collaborating Drone Team Maximizes Situational Awareness Enables a single operator (on-the-loop) to command and control autonomous drone operations that provide intel on current target tracks while searching for new targets Drones control sensors via reinforcement learning to maintain t
Slide 24: Scale Operational Effectiveness of Tactical-Class UAV Missions
Scale Operational Effectiveness of Tactical-Class UAV Missions Through Enhanced Human-Machine Synergy Provide a single-source, fully-integrated software stack that transforms UAVs into autonomous collaborative assets Enable a network of collaborating drones and sensors that self-orchestrate when int
Slide 25: Balance Sheet & Cap Table
Balance Sheet & Cap Table Excludes long-term operating lease liabilities associated with the Company’s facility leases Includes warrants to purchase 3.4 million shares of common stock at an exercise price of $69.00 per share and warrants to purchase 0.4 million shares of common stock at a price of $
Slide 26: PDYN – Why Now? Recent Product Launches and Strong Secular Tailwinds
PDYN – Why Now? Recent Product Launches and Strong Secular Tailwinds Bridges the automation gap with use cases in the Automotive, Aerospace & Defense, Diverse Manufacturing, Construction, Re-Manufacturing, and Energy sectors Potential for use on existing installed base of industrial robots, cobots,
Slide 27: Thank You
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