Building the operating system for AI-assisted robotics.
Robots are escaping the lab. The tools haven't caught up. RoboAgent is what we wished we had when we were debugging our own machines at 2 AM.
Make every roboticist 10× more productive — without giving up control of the robot.
The robotics industry has a productivity ceiling. Bag triage, TF debugging, launch-file archaeology, and cross-domain firmware work consume most of an engineer's day. Generic AI editors don't help — they don't know what a TF tree is, much less how to fix one.
We built RoboAgent because we needed it. We index your workspace into a typed knowledge graph, run closed-loop simulation before any change touches a real robot, and keep humans in the loop for anything irreversible. Robots break in physical, expensive ways. Our agent is built for that reality.
Every commercial robot, debugged and deployed through one system.
In five years, RoboAgent should be the default development environment for serious robotics teams — the way Linux is the default for servers, and Cursor became the default for web apps. Vertical depth beats horizontal breadth. We will be the tool that ships humanoids, drones, AMRs, surgical arms, and the industrial arms of 2030.
We will not become a generic AI IDE. We will go deeper — into firmware, fleets, safety validation, and eventually proprietary middleware beyond ROS2. The robot is the product. We make the robot ship.
What we believe
Six principles that govern how we build.
Roadmap
Where we're going. Public, evolving, never sandbagged.
Bag → Bug v2
Cross-bag correlation, semantic plot, autonomous regression mode for CI.
Embedded Phase 1
STM32, ESP32, Zephyr support. micro-ROS unified context.
Cloud sim cluster
GPU-pooled headless Ignition + Isaac Sim integration (premium).
Fleet ops
Production-fleet observability, remote agents at scale, anomaly correlation.
MoveIt2 + manipulation
Inverse kinematics reasoning, motion-plan critique, Cartesian path debugging.
