Technology should amplify humanity.
Femovations builds AI-powered workbenches that help people work, build, and solve problems in the physical world — while preparing the next generation to build intelligent systems of their own.
Software helps with information. Nobody helps with physical
work.
Makers, engineers, and students still walk for tools,
search for parts, and start over when something breaks.Femnovations is building AI that works alongside
people in the physical world: following them,
understanding their workspace, and helping them
create.
Awonet: an AI coworker for physical work
An autonomous robotics workbench that extends what a person can create, build, and learn. Mobility, vision, a robotic arm, and conversation in one platform that gains new skills over time.
Follow
The workbench moves with you, so you stop pushing it around.See
It understands the objects on your workspace.Help
A robotic arm can point, pick, place, and hand you objects.Talk
Ask questions without leaving your task.Make
Scan a broken part and help reproduce it with a 3D printer.




Move around a tight space with ease
Awonet on a job site
Additive Manufacturing: Field-Based Digital Construction
Creating a Digital Model
-Capturing a detailed 3D shape of a real object or site
-Prepares the design file for digital useChecking and planning the Design
-Confirming the data matches the reality
-Planning the print pathPrinting the Structure
-On-Site Multi-Material 3D Printing Extrusion
-Automated layer-by-layer creation

Wam-B: the workspace comes with you
A portable workstation on wheels. A work surface with a storage net for your gear, a pegboard side panel for tools, a touchscreen control panel, and a sensor pod that sees the space around it.



SEE IT IN ACTION
People Using WAM-B
From trade shows to grocery runs — the Wam-B goes everywhere work needs to happen.
Where Awonet is headed
A roadmap, not a feature list. Each step builds on the last.
| Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 | Step 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intelligent workbench | Fabrication assistant | Collaborative engineer | Robotics platform |
| Follows you, talks, recognizes | Scans a part, prepares it, and | Plans multi-step tasks and | Developers add new skills |
| objects, fetches what you ask | monitors a 3D print. | remembers your projects. | and applications. |
| for. |
Don't just learn
robotics. Build it.
The technologies behind Awonet, including sensors,
programming, ROS 2, and robotic arms, are the
foundation of our hands-on workshops for ages 10 to 18.
Students don't just assemble a kit. They learn how
intelligent machines perceive, decide, and act.
Our first workshop is in development. Join the interest
list and we'll email you when dates, location, and pricing
are confirmed.




What students do
Build
Assemble and wire real robotic systems, not a locked-down kit.
Test
Run it, watch what happens, and work out why.
Program
Write the code that makes sensors and motors work together.
Explore
Meet navigation, ROS 2, and robotic arms as they progress.
A path that grows with them
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Foundations
How robots move, sense, and decide.
Sensors and code
Make hardware respond to the world.
ROS 2 and navigation
The tools real robotics teams use.
Robotic arms
Pick, place, and manipulate objects.
The program is in development, and each level will be confirmed before
registration opens.
Hands-on projects for ages 10 to 18
A parent or guardian handles sign-up
No payment until workshop confirmed
Let's Build This
Together
We're developing Awonet as a platform. We're open to conversations with investors, research labs, schools, and technology partners.

