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Cyberwave connects AI to robots through digital twins. Start in your browser, then use the same platform to build with an agent, write code, or connect hardware.

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Start here

Agentic quickstart

Start with a prompt. Use Cyberwave’s built-in AI agent to create and refine a scene, or choose Connect your agent to work with Claude Code, Codex or Python. Includes a recorded browser walkthrough. No hardware required.

Remote hardware

Control a real SO-101 in our robotics lab from your browser.

Simulation

Add a robot twin and explore its controls in browser or MuJoCo simulation.

Python SDK

Install the SDK, authenticate, and control a simulated arm with Python.

Your first AI loop

Connect a laptop webcam to a perception model and a simulated arm.

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How Cyberwave fits together

Digital twins represent your robots and sensors. Environments bring them into a scene. AI agents help build scenes and workflows; models and controllers turn observations into actions. Cyberwave Edge connects twins to physical hardware.

Connect AI to robots

Understand agents, models, control and learning before building a larger system.

Explore supported hardware

Find arms, quadrupeds, rovers, drones, cameras and sensors for your project.
AI agents, models and controllers connect through Cyberwave digital twins and Cyberwave Edge to robots and sensors.

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Set up and get help

API tokens

Create credentials when you are ready to connect an external agent or SDK.

Credits and billing

Understand credits before starting cloud simulation or other metered features.

Workflows

Build reusable robot tasks in the visual workflow editor.

Troubleshooting

Find fixes for common setup and runtime issues.