Platform
One control plane across whatever you already run
Tasking, interventions, evidence, and reliability in one place, regardless of which manufacturer built the robot.
Status
HumanForm Control Plane v0 — in development
No customer is operating on the control plane today. Where a surface below has not shipped, it is labelled in development, and the work is done alongside our engineers during deployment. We make no uptime, availability, or task-success claim for the product.
Modules
Deploy
Site survey, integration plan, risk register, acceptance criteria, operator training.
Design-partner program open — deployment templates are exercised with design partners before publication.
Read moreOperate
Task assignment, remote intervention, incident handling, one operating record.
In development — HumanForm Control Plane v0.
Read moreEvidence
Every task, intervention, and incident logged, retained, and exportable.
In development — the evidence schema is defined; export tooling is being built.
Read moreMaintain
Condition tracking, parts coordination, and a defined response path.
In development — no contracted uptime or response-time commitment is published.
Read moreArchitecture
Five layers, bottom up
- Layer 1
Robot / OEM layer
Mixed-vendor robots, each with its own control stack and console.
- Layer 2
Edge connector
Site-local adapter that normalizes tasks, telemetry, and events per OEM.
- Layer 3
Event & task layer
Shared task queue, intervention handling, and event stream across vendors.
- Layer 4
Evidence store
Append-only record of tasks, interventions, incidents, and readings.
- Layer 5
Operator & customer interface
Queue, exception handling, reliability view, and evidence export.
In development
Data and security posture
Customer data ownership
Operating data describes your site and your staff. You can export it or ask us to delete it.
Append-only records
Corrections are appended with their own author and timestamp. Nothing is silently overwritten.
No certification claimed
We hold no security certification today and do not imply one. See the trust center for the current posture.