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Get hands-on with Cyberwave in under 2 minutes; no setup, no hardware, no code. Control a real SO101 robot arm live in our robotics lab from your browser.

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Steps

1

Sign up for Cyberwave

Create an account at cyberwave.com or request early access if you don’t have one yet.
2

Click 'Try a Real Robot'

From the dashboard, click Try a Real Robot. You’ll be connected to a live SO101 robot arm with a camera in the Cyberwave robotics lab.
3

Control the robot (Switch to Live Mode)

A keyboard controller is already assigned, start moving the arm immediately in the live mode from your browser. You’ll see the live camera feed from the lab as you control the robot in real time.
What’s connected: The live demo environment has an SO101 robot arm with a camera mounted on the wrist, streaming directly from the Milan lab. What you can do:
  • Control the arm: a keyboard controller is pre-assigned, use it to move individual joints in real time
  • Watch the live camera feed: see what the robot sees from the wrist-mounted camera in the Milan lab
  • Record datasets: start a recording session to capture arm movements and camera footage, just like you would in your own setup
  • Want a specific use case? reach out to the team and we can configure a custom demo for your needs
You’re controlling a physical robot from your browser. Everything you see here, joint control, camera streaming, dataset recording is the same experience you get with your own hardware.

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Where to Go Next

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