01 / SCANSensing
Scan
Start with the individual.
A skin profile defines the inputs for a personalized product.
InputProfile
FocusNeeds
ExampleSimulated
First application / Skincare
Different needs.Different products.
Personalization should shape what gets made.
We’re developing our first application around individual skin needs, formulation and controlled production.
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The gap
Skincare is built for the average. No one is the average.
Stock-based skincare starts with a fixed formula. Manufacturing for the individual requires a production system that can respond to each order.
Guesswork
Trial-and-error purchasing
Customers choose among formulas designed for broad skin categories.
Mismatch
One formula. Different needs.
Broad categories cannot reflect every individual skin profile.
Inventory
Production before demand
Finished stock is committed before individual orders are known.
The next step is a connected loop: sensing, computation, production and learning.
Skincare / Integrated manufacturing
One connected system.
Four integrated steps.
From an individual profile to a personalized product.
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02 / COMPUTEFormulation
Compute
Translate needs into a recipe.
Formulation logic works within ingredient, compatibility and stability constraints.
RecipePersonalized
RulesDefined
ChecksRequired
03 / MAKEManufacturing
Make
Produce. Check. Release.
The planned cell combines dosing and batch records with quality checks and authorized release.
ArmSourced
SiteCentralized
ReleaseAuthorized
04 / LEARNOutcomes
Learn
Close the feedback loop.
With appropriate consent, linked feedback can inform future product development.
FeedbackLinked
ConsentRequired
StatusPlanned
Manufacturing design study · Sourced arm
Personalized skincare.
An integrated production system.
The platform
The intelligence lives in the software.
The AI Formulation Engine connects skin-profile inputs to a recipe. Ingredient knowledge and equipment controls support the manufacturing system we’re developing.
AI Formulation Engine
Robotic Orchestration Layer
Ingredient Performance Library
Formulation science
Formulation constraints shape the recipe.
Ingredient size, solubility, stability and compatibility inform formulation decisions.
The 500 Dalton rule illustrates one constraint: an approximate molecular-size threshold for passive skin permeation.
● ≤500 Da · more compatible with passive permeation● >500 Da · typically permeability-limited
Molecular size is one constraint, not a guarantee of absorption or efficacy. The complete formulation matters.
From laboratory to manufacturing
A laboratory first. A factory next.
BAO Laboratory’s formulation experience informs our first application. BAO Robotics’ planned Cloud Factory brings that knowledge into personalized production.
LaboratoryFormulation knowledge
SoftwareRecipes and control
FactoryCentralized production
BAO Laboratory and BAO Robotics are separate businesses. BAO Laboratory’s customers and certifications are not BAO Robotics’ operating record.