Agentic field operations for robots and autonomous machines

Understand what’s happening with your fleet, diagnose failures, fix machines remotely and then send technicians in with the right context, procedure, parts and next steps.

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The industry is racing to build more capableautonomous machines. It is happening.The machines are already in the field.

A robot arm on an assembly line, welding.
Manufacturing
Two autonomous cars on a road at dusk.
Urban mobility
A row of autonomous trucks in a depot.
Long-haul freight
Delivery robots crossing a city street.
Last-mile delivery
An autonomous forklift in a warehouse aisle.
Warehousing
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Building the machine

The Thesis

The Thesis

Act 001Building the machine

The industry is racing
to build more capable
autonomous machines.
The machines are
already in the field.

  • A robot arm on an assembly line, welding.
    Manufacturing
  • Two autonomous cars on a road at dusk.
    Urban mobility
  • A row of autonomous trucks in a depot.
    Long-haul freight
  • Delivery robots crossing a city street.
    Last-mile delivery
  • An autonomous forklift in a warehouse aisle.
    Warehousing
Act 002Operating at scale

The real challenge
begins when
10 machines become
100, and then 1,000.

The real challenge begins when 10 machines become 100, and then 1,000.

Act 003: making expertise compound

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Making expertise compound

Scale changes the problem. Failuresmultiply, service gets harder. Anddowntime limits how fast we deploy.But human expertise does not scale.And standard software cannotsolve it. No two fleets are alike.

Motherboard Labs adapts to eachoperation - your telemetry,knowledge, and stack. Diagnosishappens before dispatch. Every fixspeeds the next. People only stepin where work is physical.

So the fleet scales.The team does not have to.

- Motherboard Labs

An autonomous haul truck crossing a quarry
Act 003Making expertise compound

Scale changes the problem. Failures multiply, service gets harder. And downtime limits how fast we deploy. But human expertise does not scale. And standard software cannot solve it. No two fleets are alike.

Motherboard Labs adapts to eachoperation - your telemetry,knowledge, and stack. Diagnosishappens before dispatch. Every fixspeeds the next. People only step in where work is physical.

So the fleet scales.
The team does not have to.

— Motherboard Labs

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Making expertise compound