Robot help bot
Knows your manuals, fault codes and service notes. Technicians and customers ask in their own language and get the right steps, with the page it comes from.
Live in 1 to 2 weeksWe do not build robots. We make the ones you own easier to use: a help bot that knows your manuals, orders in plain language that a human approves, and a short AI report on your whole fleet every morning.
Start small with the help bot, then add more when it pays off. Everything runs on top of the robot's own controller and safety system.
Knows your manuals, fault codes and service notes. Technicians and customers ask in their own language and get the right steps, with the page it comes from.
Live in 1 to 2 weeksOperators say what they need. The AI turns it into the robot's own commands, rules check it, a human approves. Less programming, faster changeovers.
Pilot on one robotReads the logs your robots already make and writes a short morning report: what stopped, why it probably stopped, what to check first.
Works with existing logsDo it yourself: step-by-step guides with prompts, safety checklists and test cases for each of the three above.
Digital packA demo with a made-up robot, the "MX-1". Pick a fault code. A real help bot answers from your own manuals and says where the answer comes from. If it is not sure, it sends the question to a person.
The AI reads status and error logs from your robots and writes what matters, in a few lines. Demo data below.
| Robot | Status | Battery | Jobs today | Stops |
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Demo with made-up robots and numbers.
Robots can hurt people and break things. This is how we keep the AI in its place.
Tell us which robots you use and what should get easier. You get a clear proposal by email. You pay nothing unless you agree.
Your details are used only to answer you and deleted within 12 months, or earlier if you ask (geopolcoins1@gmail.com).
Any robot or fleet that has a documented way to send commands or read status, for example through its vendor software, an API or ROS 2. For the help bot, manuals and service notes are enough.
No hardware changes. The AI layer runs next to your existing software, and the robot's own safety settings stay as they are.
We agree on that before we start. Manuals and logs can stay on your own servers, and we tell you exactly which AI service is used and what it receives.
No. This is a normal service paid by invoice. No token, no crypto, nothing on-chain.