The robotics industry is expanding fast, but a hidden challenge is slowing down real-world adoption...

The robotics ecosystem is incredibly diverse. The needs of a researcher at a university, an engineer at a rapidly-scaling robotics startup and an automation manager at a large enterprise with global operations are vastly different. A one-size-fits-all approach cannot handle the complexities of modern autonomous systems. To ensure every team has exactly the tools they need to be successful, InOrbit.AI is announcing a full product suite, offering three tailored platforms designed to maximize value for specific operational goals. Read on to learn more about how InOrbit Space Intelligence^™️, InOrbit Ground Control^™️ and OpenRobOps^™️ address the increasingly sophisticated demands of a maturing industry.

The robotics industry is stuck in a fragmentation crisis. While ROS standardized the device layer and Open RMF handles traffic negotiation, a massive gap remains in the middle: the core fleet management layer.

The InOrbit.AI team had an incredible time at Automate, marking our busiest and most exciting year at the event yet. The show was filled with engaging conversations, insightful presentations, and impressive demos that highlighted the growing demand for advanced robotic operations solutions. Here’s a recap of our fantastic journey at Automate 2024. Yes, it involves lots of pizza.🍕

This week the InOrbit.AI team is hitting the road for Chicago and we couldn’t be more excited. Once again we’ll be at the Association for Advancing Automation, or A3’s premier robotics show, Automate. Visit us on the show floor at booth #3256, and feel free to book a live, remote demo. This is a great opportunity to connect directly with our industry peers developing automation, and those end users looking for the right robotics solution to meet their unique needs. Every year we see this show grow and we’re particularly thrilled to be back in Chicago with our latest innovation on display: InOrbit RobOps Copilot^TM.   

We're excited to announce that InOrbit has joined the Open Source Robotics Alliance (OSRA), a milestone in our commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation within the robotics community.

Deploying robots is getting easier everyday, aided in particular by tools like InOrbit, but anyone who works in the field knows there are still major points of friction. As we’ve talked about what works in the lab often doesn’t in production. The real world is full of unexpected chaos, from other robots, humans, existing infrastructure, or sometimes just a door that Pulls instead of Pushes. While we’re working to tackle robot orchestration at scale through our RobOps toolset, others are tackling some of the same challenges in parallel or from interesting alternate angles.

ChatOps, meet RobOps. InOrbit is really happy to share news today about our new incident management integration with the Google Chat platform. This open-source feature lets users receive notifications about their robots, even if the InOrbit app is not open.