Roboty Guide

Learn robotics and get help with Roboty.

New to Roboty?

Start here.

Find your starting point, with or without a robot.

Setup

Choose devices, install software and prepare your robot before trying a task.

Use Roboty

Create a goal, inspect its results and keep or share your work.

Learn robotics

Learn the basics, then investigate robot movement, contact and evidence.

Troubleshooting

Understand unavailable features, recover an interrupted attempt and resolve setup problems.

Explore more

Optional standalone upstream tools and developer references, outside Roboty’s default setup.

Reference

Read about privacy, feedback and diagnostics.

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Get started with Roboty

Choose a useful starting point, with or without a robot.

Learn robotics by doing

Work through three guided exercises: define a robot’s task, understand its results and compare one change. No app, account or robot needed.

Do I need a robot, an iPhone or a Mac?

Learn what each device contributes before setting anything up.

Understand your first result

Tell the requested goal, preview and measured attempt apart.

Change one thing and compare

Ask a useful question without losing your first attempt.

Add a supported SO-101

Save your robot, configure only what it needs and preserve calibration through one Mac workflow.

Connect a computer

Add a Mac, choose it and keep its workspace separate.

Get Roboty and check your version

Choose your app setup or explore robotics without an installation.

Local networks and Tailscale

Reach the same trusted Mac nearby or away.

Set up your Mac for Roboty

Keep the selected workspace available and connect through its normal owner.

SO-101 assembly resources

Gabe’s assembly video, supplier guidance and the next step into Roboty setup.

Ask Roboty

Ask about a goal, understand a result and choose what to try next.

Compare task improvements

Compare results and choose what to try next.

Edit and check a target

Edit a target with the map or position fields without a camera.

History and offline results

Find attempts and understand which results are downloaded.

Keep your library in iCloud

Use saved work on your Apple devices and keep local work when offline.

Place a workspace with the camera

Confirm a surface or return to camera-free editing.

Prepare a private experiment brief

Review selected evidence and optional notes before export.

Projects and experiments

Open projects, edit goals and reuse saved starting points.

Questions and learning notes

Keep your intention and interpretation with the right attempt.

Review simulation recordings

Review saved simulation recordings and choose the data you need.

Share findings, templates and projects

Choose exact contents, review the file and share it separately.

Keep your Mac available

Understand background availability, sleep and recovery.

Resolve robot setup problems

Find the next safe setup or recovery step while preserving original operations and calibration.

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