Custom Integrations

Cyberwave is designed to work alongside the tools and protocols your team already uses. Whether you run a ROS-based stack, operate AGVs over VDA5050, or use another industrial framework, you can integrate it with Cyberwave’s digital twin infrastructure.

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ROS Compatibility

Cyberwave is fully compatible with ROS 1 and ROS 2. The open-source cyberwave-os GitHub organization provides dedicated SDKs and frameworks for bridging ROS topics with Cyberwave’s MQTT-based digital twin layer.

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Key Resources

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How It Works

A typical ROS integration uses the MQTT bridge pattern: a lightweight node subscribes to ROS topics (joint states, odometry, camera feeds) and publishes them to Cyberwave’s MQTT broker, where they are routed to the corresponding digital twin. Commands flow in the opposite direction — from the Cyberwave dashboard or API, through MQTT, and into ROS action servers or topic publishers. See the UR7e guide for a complete example of a ROS 2-based integration.

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VDA5050 and Industrial Protocols

Cyberwave supports integration with VDA5050, the open standard for communication between AGVs/AMRs and fleet management systems. The same driver architecture used for ROS applies here: a Cyberwave driver container translates between the VDA5050 JSON protocol and Cyberwave’s MQTT topics. This approach extends to other industrial protocols:

• VDA5050 — AGV/AMR fleet communication over MQTT
• OPC UA — industrial automation and PLC connectivity
• Modbus TCP/RTU — sensor and actuator networks
• gRPC / REST — custom services and microservice architectures

To connect hardware over any of these protocols, write a compatible driver that bridges between the protocol and Cyberwave’s MQTT interface. The driver runs as a Docker container managed by the Edge Core.

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Open Source Resources

All integration libraries and reference drivers are available under the cyberwave-os GitHub organization:

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Next Steps