Overview
This video showcases the Cyberwave end-to-end workflow for deploying and operating a physical robot through its digital counterpart. Starting from the Cyberwave catalog, you will see how a Unitree GO2 digital twin is selected and configured, then connected to the real robot through the Cyberwave edge layer. From there, live sensor data flows into Cyberwave to create and update the digital environment, enabling mapping, mission design, and real-world execution.What You’ll See
Catalog & Digital Twin
Adding a GO2 digital twin from the Cyberwave catalog and configuring it for your environment.
Edge Connection
Connecting the physical GO2 robot through the Cyberwave Edge layer for live telemetry.
Live Data Streaming
Streaming real-time robot sensor data into the Cyberwave platform.
Occupancy Mapping
Autonomous occupancy map generation from the robot’s sensors.
Mission Design
Defining a mission inside Cyberwave using the digital environment.
Physical Execution
Executing the mission in the physical world, guided by the digital twin.
Key Concept
Cyberwave acts as the control layer between the digital and physical world, unifying digital twins, live telemetry, environment understanding, and mission orchestration in a single platform.Duration: ~3 minutes