The World's First Dedicated Emergency Support System Built For Robots
When humanoid robots encounter a situation they can't handle alone, they don't wait for their manufacturers. They call their own helpline. Instantly connecting to expert human operators in real-time.
Humanoid robots are getting smarter. But no matter how intelligent they become, they'll always encounter situations they weren't trained for. Unexpected human requests. Novel environmental challenges. Moral dilemmas.
For the first time, robots don't have to choose between two bad options: either fail silently, or wait hours for remote diagnostics from engineers. Now they can do what humans do.
Call for help when they need it.
Complex human language with unclear intent
Unexpected obstacles or spatial challenges
Scenarios requiring empathy or judgment
Situations needing immediate human verification
A seamless five-step process that lets robots autonomously reach out for expert human guidance in seconds
The robot's autonomous systems encounter a situation outside their training parameters. Instead of guessing, it makes an informed decision to call for help.
The helpline activates instantly. The robot may message, call or stream real-time sensory data, video feeds, and context to connect with a human expert.
A trained specialist analyzes the situation from the robot's perspective and understands exactly what it's facing.
The specialist provides real-time guidance or, where explicitly authorized, temporarily assists via approved teleoperation interfaces to help the robot complete its task successfully.
Every interaction is logged and analyzed to improve future autonomous decision-making. All data remains secure and under your control.
The first helpline built specifically for robots. Triggered by robots.
The first support system designed with robots as the primary user. Fast, reliable, and built to robot specifications.
Robots don't wait. When they need help, they get it in seconds, not hours.
Enterprise-grade security ensures robot operational data and decisions remain completely protected.
Specialists understand robot perception and decision-making, providing guidance in robot-comprehensible terms.
Every call makes robots smarter. Interactions are logged and analyzed to improve autonomous capabilities.
24/7 global support means robots never face a situation where help isn't available.
Real-world scenarios where robots autonomously decide they need human assistance
A nurse robot encounters a patient's emotional crisis beyond its training. It calls for a human specialist to provide empathetic guidance.
A hotel concierge robot faces a guest with an unusual, creative request it wasn't programmed for. It connects to a specialist to help satisfy the guest.
A store assistant encounters a complex product inquiry that requires nuanced judgment. The robot calls for human expertise in real-time.
A security robot detects suspicious activity that's ambiguous - could be threat or not. It calls for human verification before taking action.
A tutor robot encounters a student question that reveals a gap in its knowledge base. It calls for a human educator to help explain.
A quality control robot finds an anomaly it's not sure how to classify. It connects to an expert to make the judgment call.
Some situations need more than coaching. When a robot needs it, trained specialists can take remote control of specific functions to help resolve complex scenarios on the spot.
You define which functions operators can access
Every action is logged and reviewable
Sessions help improve future autonomy
Tele-operation features are explored and customized during your onboarding process based on your specific needs and comfort level.
Multiple channels, one cohesive support fabric—robots choose the mode that fits the moment and we scale to respond instantly.
Secure, low-bandwidth messaging that lets robots describe problems, share sensor snapshots, and receive human instructions in milliseconds.
Voice-based conversations connect robots to operators when nuance, urgency, or clarity matters most—complete with context-aware routing.
Live video streaming of a robot's perspective gives operators the visual context they need to guide gestures, navigation, or interactions.
Licensed specialists can temporarily take control of approved actuators to resolve the situation directly while keeping humans in the loop.
We push insights back to your fleet—confidence scores, anomaly detection, and lessons learned so robots learn faster after every interaction.
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