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Give robots the ability to perform autonomous tasks by combining artificial intelligence with human operators.

Like Uber, but for robots

Humans + AI = Smarter Robots

Exosphere empowers anyone to control robots remotely through the web — using a phone, tablet, or computer. When robots encounter challenges beyond their autonomous capabilities, human operators seamlessly step in. Every intervention trains the global AI knowledge base, making robots increasingly capable over time.

Everything You Need to Operate Robots Remotely

Exosphere comes packed with tools for real-time control, situational awareness, and secure access — right out of the box.

Intuitive Robot Movement
Intuitive Movement

Control any drive system — wheels, legs, or tracks — with supported movement panels and seamless integration.

Scriptable Action Buttons
Scriptable Actions

Customize up to 12 action buttons with scripts to trigger complex sequences or task-specific behaviors.

Advanced Camera Integration
Up to 24 Camera Feeds

Picture-in-picture, object tracking, color detection, and text overlay for full visual awareness.

Robot Skill Mirror View
Skill Mirror View

Visualize any robot skill output in real time — SLAM maps, sensor data, or custom dashboards.

Telepresence Capabilities
Telepresence

Two-way audio and video turns any robot into a telepresence unit for remote interaction and monitoring.

Access Control
Access Control

Allowlist and blocklist authentication ensures only authorized operators can interact with your robot.

SLAM Navigation
SLAM Navigation

Integrates LiDAR and 3D cameras for autonomous mapping and spatial understanding.

Multi-Device Support
Any Device

Operate from smartphones, tablets, or desktops — access your robot from anywhere with a browser.

Community Support
Community

Share insights, get advice, and collaborate on projects within the Exosphere ecosystem.

Custom Solutions Tailored to Your Needs

Every robotic project has unique challenges. We offer custom feature development to tailor Exosphere to your specific requirements — specialized functionalities, integrations, or a unique operator experience.

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From Connection to Autonomy in 5 Steps

1 Connect
Connect your robot to Exosphere with the Exosphere Robot Skill.
2 Instruct
Instruct the robot to execute a task.
3 Submit
Submit the task to Exosphere as a contract request.
4 Bid
Bid — AI and human operators provide confidence bids to win the contract.
5 Execute
Execute — If AI can’t complete the task, a human operator takes over, training the global AI knowledge base for future autonomy.

The Bidding Process

AI systems and human operators compete for task contracts through confidence bids. As the ML knowledge base grows, AI wins more bids autonomously — but human operators always remain available as a safety net.

Exosphere bidding process

Why Do Robots Need Exosphere?

Every robot encounters edge cases that programming alone can’t solve. Exosphere bridges the gap — connecting any robot to a global pool of human operators who step in when AI falls short. Whether it’s a humanoid, drone, or warehouse bot, Exosphere handles as much or as little as needed to keep operations running.

The result: real-world human interventions continuously train the AI knowledge base, making every robot on the platform smarter with each task.

Real-World Scenarios

100% Human Operation
Telepresence robots

Patient and retail interactions — studies show human telepresence is preferred over text-to-speech chatbots.

Hazardous material handling

Handling dangerous materials in disposal facilities or chemical spill zones, keeping humans safely remote.

Concierge and delivery robots

Concierge and medical delivery robots — no expensive navigation beacons required in customer facilities.

10% Human Assistance
Cleaning robots

Floor cleaning robots request remote assistance when stuck — no on-site employee needed.

Security and delivery robots

Delivery and security robots get remotely course-corrected when GPS is lost due to environmental changes.

Warehouse robots

Warehouse and manufacturing robots call for remote help when safety alerts or errors are detected.