Aformic
Freeing skilled workers to build—not just move—the future of American industry.
Aformic designs and deploys customized F-series autonomous mobile robots and its proprietary Qursor fleet-management platform to automate material transport and line feeding inside factories and warehouses. Headquartered in Duncan, South Carolina, with an engineering and production center in Gliwice, Poland, the company combines robotics, software, and more than 30 years of industrial automation heritage through the AIUT Group. Led by U.S. Army veteran and West Point graduate Michal Fiuk, Aformic is expanding across North American manufacturing and defense industrial markets.
Quick Facts
Why autonomous intralogistics matters.
Industrial capacity is a national security capability. Rebuilding it requires more than new factories: it requires making the facilities we already have more productive, despite persistent skilled-labor shortages. Every hour spent moving material is an hour unavailable for building the products America needs.
Autonomous intralogistics addresses that bottleneck. Mobile robots move parts and feed production lines, while fleet-management software coordinates routes, traffic, and tasks across a working plant. As production needs change, the system can adapt through software and integration rather than requiring a factory-floor rebuild.
Aformic brings customized F-series robots together with its proprietary Qursor platform and decades of industrial automation heritage. Its North American expansion supports a more responsive manufacturing and defense industrial base—freeing skilled workers to create value where it matters most.
Michal Fiuk is a West Point graduate, U.S. Army veteran, and CEO of Aformic. He leads the company’s expansion across North American manufacturing and defense industrial markets.
