1. Public visitor
Try the virtual robotic arm, understand the interaction model, and get comfortable with the control experience in minutes.
No login required. Let visitors explore a robotic arm control flow first, then invite them to register for real robot sessions, team workspaces, annotation, and evaluation.
Visitors can control a virtual arm, test simple movements, and understand the workflow without setup friction. When they want more than the basics, registration becomes the natural next step.
Use sliders for direct control, or run presets to simulate the kind of basic teleoperation experience a new visitor can try instantly.
This public mode is intentionally simple. It is a conversion layer: enough interactivity to make the product feel real, without opening the full operational surface area to every anonymous visitor.
Try the virtual robotic arm, understand the interaction model, and get comfortable with the control experience in minutes.
Unlock deeper features such as saved sessions, full platform access, richer teleoperation, annotation, evaluation, and operational history.
Move into real hardware access, data collection pipelines, private workflows, and deeper collaboration with the SVRC team.