Painting your own nails badly with your non-dominant hand is a universal experience. Aurami replaces the hand with a four-axis robotic arm: it scans every nail to a tenth of a millimetre, lays down gel polish to match the shape of the nail rather than the shape of your finger, then cures it under a UV curve tuned to be gentler than a salon lamp. The whole manicure takes around fifteen minutes and comes out even and chip-free. It is the same logic as a robot vacuum — take a fiddly, repetitive manual task, and hand it to a machine that never gets tired or shaky.
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