The planner
Turns an instruction in English, Bahasa Malaysia or 中文 into a structured plan, with an offline fallback.
Built end to end, tested before it touches hardware.
Zishaan is a software and systems engineer in Kuala Lumpur. He started Seventh Axis because Malaysian factories keep buying robot arms that end up stuck on one job: changing what a robot does still takes a specialist, a teach pendant and days of downtime.
He built Kata, the company's first product, end to end: the language planner, the kinematics and digital twin that check every move, the signed approvals, the web app, and the bridge that runs approved programs on Universal Robots controllers.
His rule for all of it: nothing moves until it has been simulated, checked and approved by a person.