Every robot on your floor. One screen.
A cleaner from one maker, a security patroller from another, a delivery unit from a third. Avanti Robotics shows them all in one console, with status, alerts and logs side by side, so your team runs the floor instead of juggling apps.
In development, with early access by enquiry for households and fleet operators.
What your team sees
Live status
Every robot’s state on one wall of tiles: online, degraded, updating or offline, each a shape as well as a colour.
Alerts you set the rules for
Decide what counts as a problem, such as a battery running down or a robot going silent, and who hears about it.
Logs you can search
A record of what each robot did and reported, for the handover and the incident report.
Sites and plans
Group robots by site, and see where each one is on the floor plan.
Reports
Regular summaries of how the fleet ran, for the people who do not watch the console.
An incident, kept
When something goes wrong, the platform keeps a numbered record of the robot’s path and the events around it, and can issue it as a sheet that anyone you give it to can check.
The floor at seven
- CleanerWell
- PatrollerNeeds attention: left drive reports a fault
Change a few robots before you change them all
When you give your robots a new behaviour, a new route, a new routine, it goes out in stages: a few machines first, then more, then all. Pause at any stage. If errors pass the limit you set, the change is rolled back to the last version that worked, and you can roll back by hand at any time.
Built for the people operating the robots
Most fleet tools are sold to robot makers. Avanti Robotics is built for the operator and works with robots from any maker. In preview: robots that run ROS 2 will connect through a small agent that runs on the robot, so the robots you choose next year do not need a new app.
A stop that stays stopped
After an emergency stop a robot refuses every motion command until someone sends an explicit resume. A late or queued command cannot move it.
A simulated fleet to start with
A new fleet account can begin with a simulated fleet, labelled ‘Simulated’ on every screen and removable in one click, so your team can learn the console before a real robot is connected. Simulated robots are never counted as real robots.