What is CTRL+R?

CTRL+R is a browser-based operations platform for robots and physical AI. It gives you one interface to discover a robot, open a live session, see its video and telemetry, and send movement or navigation commands, without writing a custom application for each robot you support.

For robotics teams: operate, manage, and monitor your entire fleet from one place. Fleets rarely stay homogeneous as they grow. CTRL+R is built for that, so adding a new robot model is an integration task, not a new tool for your operators to learn.

For everyone else: get real-time visibility into physical operations and equipment, without your team needing to touch ROS or build robotics software in-house.

What makes us different?

Three things follow from having a single operations layer across a mixed fleet:

• Robotics no longer requires a robotics team. Operating physical systems has traditionally meant hiring engineers who know a specific manufacturer's SDK and the failure modes of that specific hardware. CTRL+R absorbs that layer, so operating a fleet becomes a normal software integration rather than a specialized hire.
• The cost and consistency case for automation gets easier to make. When every robot needs its own tooling, evaluating automation means evaluating N different systems. One platform means one evaluation.
• Every connected device becomes a data source you actually own. Video, telemetry, faults, and interventions flow through one platform, structured and timestamped, instead of sitting in separate manufacturer dashboards. That data reflects your own equipment and conditions, which is different from a general-purpose model trained on someone else's.

CTRL+R is hardware and industry agnostic. It doesn't assume a specific vertical or type of equipment. It assumes you have more than one kind of system, or the ambition to scale beyond one. That spans retail, defense, logistics, energy, oil and gas, construction, and categories not listed here.

There is no vendor lock-in on our side. The agent that makes cross-manufacturer support possible speaks ROS, the standard most robots already run, which is what lets us connect across manufacturers without a custom integration for each one.

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