05Connected Cloud Infrastructure
The cloud infrastructure that connects your robots, avatars, and AI services to every Coarobo product.
Let's discuss how to connect your robots and services.
Gateway is built on OpenRoIS, the open middleware that Coarobo leads for the OMG RoIS Framework 2.0, so every product reaches what it connects through standard interfaces.
Every Product
Every Coarobo product reaches what you connect through one infrastructure.
Standard Interfaces
Robots, avatars, and AI services speak the OMG RoIS Framework 2.0 through OpenRoIS.
Open Core
Its base, OpenRoIS, is open source under the Apache License 2.0.
A robot, an avatar, or an AI service joins Gateway from its own network.
Open a Coarobo product, such as Viewport, wherever you are.
The product reaches what you connected through Gateway, with nothing to set up on your network.
New robots and AI services join through the standard interfaces of OpenRoIS.
Gateway stands on OpenRoIS, the open middleware that Coarobo leads, and runs it as a service for every Coarobo product.
Coarobo Gateway
The cloud infrastructure that Coarobo runs, which connects your robots and services to every Coarobo product.
OpenRoIS
The open middleware for robots, avatars, and AI services, implementing the OMG RoIS Framework 2.0.
Open Middleware
Write once, run anywhere.
The open middleware that connects robots, avatars, and AI services through the OMG RoIS Framework 2.0.
Every Coarobo product connects through the same infrastructure, rather than one link each.
Reach a robot on another network, such as a laboratory or a factory, from wherever you work.
Physical robots, virtual avatars, and AI services connect in the same way.
The OMG RoIS Framework 2.0, through OpenRoIS, rather than one integration per pair.
A service application written for OpenRoIS runs with any robot that Gateway connects.
Coarobo runs the infrastructure, so your team focuses on its robots and services.
Teams that watch robots running in another building or city.
Viewport reaches the robots through Gateway from any browser.
Organizations that run avatars and robots at receptions and events.
Avatars and robots join the same infrastructure as the other services.
Research projects that combine robots, avatars, and AI services.
Standard interfaces let each partner bring its own robot or service.
Tell us what you want to connect, and let's discuss how Gateway can serve it.
See the open middleware that Gateway is built on, and its community.
Start with OpenRoIS on GitHub, the open core of Gateway.
OpenRoIS is the open middleware, free under the Apache License 2.0. Gateway is the cloud infrastructure that Coarobo runs on it, which connects your robots and services to every Coarobo product.
Coarobo Viewport reaches remote robots through Gateway, and Gateway is the infrastructure through which every Coarobo product connects.
Yes, a robot with an adapter of OpenRoIS joins Gateway, and Coarobo can help write the adapter of your robot.
No, the robot joins Gateway from its own network through an internet connection, and the product reaches it with nothing to set up on your network.
No, Gateway comes as a service of Coarobo GK, which runs the infrastructure, so your team focuses on its robots and services.
Tell us which robots and services you want to connect, and we discuss with you how Gateway can serve them.
Coarobo Gateway is part of the Coarobo suite, one family of products made to work together around our open-source core.
