Deploy sooner
Launch with people covering the tasks your robots can't do alone yet.
The human layer for physical AI
Real-time teleoperation and trained remote operators that keep robots working in the real world. Every intervention is captured as data to train the next model.
Working on its ownRobot camera
Remote controls
Watch the keys light up as the operator drives, or take control yourself.
Session recording
Video
Robot state
Commands
Events
- 1. Robot works alone
- 2. It gets stuck, asks for help
- 3. A person takes over
- 4. Work continues, session saved
Simulation, not live footage. Press Take control to try it.
Robots shouldn't have to wait for perfect autonomy.
A robot can do useful work long before it can handle every situation alone. Remote operators cover the difference, so you can deploy now and improve from real work.
Keep fleets working
When a robot gets stuck, an operator gets it moving again without a site visit.
Train on real work
Each intervention records how a person solved the situation your model couldn't.
One platform for remote robot operations
You bring the robots. We provide the software to connect them, the people to operate them, and the data to improve them.
Teleoperation software
Stream live video from your robots and send commands back. Built to keep working when bandwidth or signal quality changes.
- Live video from the robot
- Remote commands to the robot
- Built for changing network conditions
Remote operators
Trained people for launch and ongoing coverage, without building a teleoperation team first.
- Launch support
- Ongoing fleet coverage
- No in-house team required
Training data
Every session captures video, commands, operator notes, robot state, and results in sync. Replay any intervention, find out what went wrong, and train on the best examples.
From first connection to better models
- 01
Connect
Link your robot's cameras and controls to TeleOperator AI.
- 02
Operate
Operators see through the robot's cameras and send commands to complete the task.
- 03
Capture
Each session is recorded in sync, from the first frame to the final result.
- 04
Improve
Train your models on the best examples, so the same problem can need less help next time.
Works with the hardware you already use
Keep your robots, arms, and control devices. Running something else? Tell us about your setup.
Robots
- Humanoids
- Unitree G1Unitree H1Agility DigitFourier GR-1
- Quadrupeds
- Boston Dynamics SpotUnitree Go2Unitree B2
- Mobile robots
- Clearpath JackalClearpath HuskyTurtleBot 4
- Mobile manipulators
- Hello Robot Stretch 3Mobile ALOHA
Arms and hands
- Robot arms
- Universal Robots e-SeriesFranka Research 3Kinova Gen3UFACTORY xArmTrossen WidowX AIUnitree Z1SO-101
- Grippers
- Robotiq 2F-85Robotiq 2F-140OnRobot RG2
- Dexterous hands
- Shadow Dexterous HandAllegro HandLEAP HandInspire RH56Unitree Dex3PSYONIC Ability Hand
Operator inputs
- Leader arms
- GELLOALOHASO-101 leader
- VR headsets
- Meta Quest 3Apple Vision Pro
- Gloves
- Manus gloves
- 3D and haptic devices
- 3Dconnexion SpaceMouseHaply Inverse3
- Standard controls
- GamepadKeyboard
Cameras and software
- Cameras
- Intel RealSenseStereolabs ZEDLuxonis OAK-D
- Robot software
- ROS 2ROS 1
- Data formats
- LeRobotHDF5MCAProsbag
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A global operator network
Operators in six countries across three continents, so someone can be on shift whenever your robots are working.
- North America
- United States, Mexico
- Europe
- Poland
- Asia
- India, Malaysia, Philippines
Human help that scales down as autonomy improves
Start where your robots are today. Operators do more at first, and less as your models learn.
Data collection
Operators perform the task through the robot, giving you recordings of the work done well.
Pilot launches
Put robots into real work early, with operators covering what they can't do yet.
Exception handling
The robot does the routine work. An operator steps in only when it needs help.
Supervision
The robot does the whole job. An operator watches its live video and can take control if needed.
Built for real-time control
While video travels to the operator, the robot keeps moving. The shorter the delay, the closer the operator's view is to what's actually happening.
How far a robot moves at walking speed (1.5 m/s) before the operator sees it
80 ms delay12 cm
300 ms delay45 cm
- <80 ms
- Video delayThe time from the robot's camera to the operator's screen.
- 99.9%
- UptimeLess than 9 hours of platform downtime in a year.
- 24/7
- Operator coverageTrained people available at any hour, on any day.
Design targets, not measured results. Actual latency depends on the network and cameras.
Questions
What can operators control robots with?
Leader arms like GELLO and ALOHA for precise manipulation, VR headsets and gloves for hand and body movement, and gamepads or keyboards for driving mobile robots.
What is teleoperation?
Controlling a machine from another location. An operator sees through the robot's cameras and sends it commands over a network.
Does teleoperation replace autonomy?
No. It covers what autonomy can't do yet, and each session produces data that can help improve it.
Do we need our own operators?
No. We provide trained operators in the United States, Mexico, Poland, India, Malaysia, and the Philippines, so you don't have to build a team before you launch.
Which robots do you support?
Humanoids, quadrupeds, mobile robots, mobile manipulators, and robot arms. See the compatibility list above, and tell us if your hardware isn't on it.
What happens when the network gets worse?
The software is built to keep working when bandwidth or signal quality changes. Performance depends on your network and cameras, so we test it during the pilot.
What does a session record?
Video, commands, operator notes, robot state, and results, all in sync. You can replay any intervention and choose the best examples for training.
How does a pilot start?
Tell us what your robots do, where they run, and where they need help. We'll scope a pilot around that work.
Put your robots to work.
Tell us what they do and where they need help. We'll scope a pilot around it.
Discuss a pilot