Our thoughts on the user interfaces that operational teams rely on to visualise data quickly and act on insights gained from remote robots.
Published on in by A robotics startup raises $2M in seed funding. The core technology is groundbreaking — autonomous navigation algorithms that outperform anything else on the market. Investors are excited, pilot customers are lined up, and the team is ready to change the world. Then reality sets in: the robots need teleoperation for manual … Read more
Published on in by Your robotics deployment started small: a few robots in a controlled warehouse, managed directly by engineers through SSH and terminal commands. With three robots and two technical operators who knew ROS inside out, it worked fine. But now you’re scaling. You’ve got dozens of robots across multiple facilities, operating 24/7 with … Read more
Published on in by Every robotics developer knows the feeling. You’ve spent weeks coding your navigation algorithm, your path planning looks flawless in simulation, and your field test is tomorrow. Then you try to connect to your robot and… nothing. ROS networking strikes again. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Across the robotics community, the same … Read more
Published on in by Three miles into the forest, your research robot stops responding. The GPS signal is weak, the lidar is confused by dense vegetation, and you’ve experienced autonomous navigation failure – despite careful tuning. Your field study timeline is tight, your research grant funding is limited, and you’re facing the researcher’s nightmare: a … Read more
Published on in by A rainforest research team sets out to study biodiversity patterns with mobile robots. After weeks in the field, they’ve collected valuable data — but their days are consumed by setup, troubleshooting, and late-night data transfers. Contrast that with another group using mobile teleoperation. Their robots deploy in minutes, send data in … Read more
