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Natively supported robots

Whilst any robot with ROS 2 integration will work with the OLO platform, these are the robots which have been tested by our team, with custom drivers available where required.

What native support means

Native support is more than a compatibility badge. OLO already ships the robot description, simulation assets, and connection patterns these models expect, so you focus on missions rather than middleware.

  • Control, visualisation, and mission building in the browser
  • ROS 2 integration without bespoke drivers for these models
  • Cloud simulation that matches the same workspace as on-robot deployment
  • Teleoperation, SLAM, autonomous navigation, and SDK access where the platform supports them
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Unitree

Quadruped platforms with established OLO integrations for browser teleoperation, SLAM mapping, and autonomous patrols.

Unitree Go2 quadruped robot

Go2

Legged quadruped with advanced gaits and optional ROS 2 and SDK access on Edu and enterprise variants. Connect through OLO for simulation, teleoperation, and autonomous navigation.

Unitree A2-W wheeled quadruped robot

A2-W

Wheeled quadruped suited to mixed-terrain inspection and patrol routes where stairs, grating, and longer runs matter.

DEEP Robotics

Inspection-focused quadrupeds with native OLO support from first use, including teleoperation, SLAM, and autonomous missions in the browser.

DEEP Robotics Lite 3 quadruped robot

Lite 3 Venture

Compact DEEP Robotics quadruped for field inspection and patrol workflows with established OLO integration.

DEEP Robotics Lite 3 Pro quadruped robot

Lite 3 Pro

Professional Lite 3 configuration for repeatable inspection and security patrols managed entirely from the browser.

DEEP Robotics Lite 3 LiDAR quadruped robot

Lite 3 LiDAR

LiDAR-equipped Lite 3 configuration for 3D mapping and SLAM-heavy inspection routes, planned and reviewed entirely from the browser.

DEEP Robotics Lynx M20 wheeled quadruped robot

Lynx M20 Pro

Wheeled quadruped for construction sites, stairs, and rough ground, with SLAM mapping and autonomous waypoint missions in OLO.

Fictionlab

Rugged ROS 2-native rovers that can ship bundled with OLO so teams rehearse in simulation before hardware arrives.

Leo Rover with OLO navigation on a white studio background

Leo Rover

Compact rover for cramped or hard-to-reach inspection routes, with SLAM, Nav2, and browser teleoperation through OLO.

Franka Robotics

Force-sensitive collaborative arms for research and manipulation, with MoveIt motion and simulation in the browser.

Franka Research 3 arm on a white studio background

FR3

Franka Research 3 arm connected through the standard ROS 2 stack for browser workspace control, MoveIt planning, and pick-and-place workflows.

Universal Robots

Widely deployed collaborative arms supported through ROS 2 in OLO for teleoperation, visualisation, and repeatable sequences.

Universal Robots UR e-Series collaborative arm

UR Series e Robotic arms

Collaborative arm with native ROS 2 integration in OLO for browser-based operation alongside your existing robot stack.

AgileX

Lightweight manipulation hardware supported in OLO for pick-and-place and mobile manipulation scenarios.

AgileX PiPER arm with OLO

PiPER arm

Compact arm for pick-and-place tasks with OLO and MoveIt, including deployments mounted on mobile platforms such as wheeled quadrupeds.

Using another ROS 2 robot?

Many other robots with full ROS 2 support connect to OLO without a native listing. Where a model falls short, the gap is usually small and your team or ours can close it with a focused integration piece.

For the developersof robotics.

Test in simulation. Visualise, teleoperate and script in the browser. No installation required.

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Browser-based development
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