Intelligently Connected In motion

Robots that do useful work. Not just demos.

We build the software layer for mobile robots: on-robot AI perception, remote operation, inspection kits and lightweight hardware add-ons. It turns a capable platform into a tool your team can put to work on a real site.

Platform-independent. First integrations on Unitree Go2; more quadruped platforms on the roadmap. Runs on the robot and on your infrastructure. Engineered in Poland, EU.

A Unitree Go2-class quadruped with the four Mobitouch layers marked in blue Side view of a white legged robot with a dark camera visor, a LiDAR puck on its head, round hip motors, broad white thighs and slim dark shanks. In blue: a compute module on its back (Robot Brain), a sensor mast with a camera head (Inspection Kit), an antenna with radio arcs for the teleoperation link, and a small two-joint arm with a gripper at the front (Light Intervention). A scale bar shows half a metre. 02 Inspection Kit · 360° + thermal 03 Teleoperation link 01 Robot Brain · compute 00 Platform · your Go2 04 Light intervention · arm 0.5 m
The platform you own What we add

Touch OPERATOR

Interfaces and remote control that feel simple, direct and human, even when the robot is a site away.

Mobility PLATFORM

Legged platforms that handle stairs, clutter and narrow spaces where wheels stop.

Intelligence ON-ROBOT

Perception and mission logic on the robot turn raw sensor streams into findings people can act on.

Why now

The hardware arrived. The deployment layer didn't.

Quadrupeds have moved from research labs to refineries, substations and plants, mostly for inspection and monitoring. The software that makes a robot dependable on one specific site is still the hard part, and on affordable platforms it barely exists.

Industrial-grade quadrupeds cost as much as a car. Capable platforms now start at the price of a laptop. What's missing in between is deployment-grade software.

Autonomy is still fragile

Navigation stalls on unexpected obstacles and positioning drifts without markers. Many "autonomous" deployments are, in practice, teleoperated. We design for that reality: supervised autonomy with a human ready to take over.

Platforms ship as hardware, not solutions

Out of the box a robot walks and streams video. Mission logic, inspection capture, reporting and operator tooling are left to the buyer. We deliver them as modular kits.

Data ownership matters

Operators are asking hard questions about where robot data goes. Our stack runs on the robot and on your infrastructure, with no manufacturer cloud in the loop.

What we build

Four layers that make a robot deployable

Read the stack bottom-up: the platform you own, then the layers we add. Each works on its own and gets stronger with the others. Start with what your site needs today.

  1. 04

    Light Intervention Add-ons

    Lightweight hardware modules so a robot can do more than look. Not heavy manipulation: the small physical actions that turn a finding into a fix.

    • Compact arm and gripper concepts
    • Sensor placement and retrieval
    • Simple actuation: buttons, valves, doors
  2. 03

    Teleoperation Stack

    Remote operation that makes a robot useful now, instead of waiting for autonomy that isn't ready. Every operated session also produces the data that trains the next level of autonomy.

    • Low-latency remote control over standard networks
    • Operator-first interface: gamepad, keyboard or voice
    • Supervised autonomy with instant human takeover
  3. 02

    Inspection Kit

    A modular sensing package for industrial and technical sites. It captures the same points the same way on every round and hands operators structured output instead of hours of video.

    • 360° and close-range visual inspection
    • Thermal imaging and anomaly capture
    • Structured reports with visual history per checkpoint
  4. 01

    Robot Brain

    On-robot compute, mission logic and perception that extend what the platform can do on its own. Runs on NVIDIA Jetson-class hardware mounted on the robot.

    • Mission handling and task logic
    • On-device AI perception and sensor fusion
    • Control workflows tuned to the site, not the demo
  5. 00
    Robot platform · yours, not ours · Unitree Go2 today, other quadrupeds next

Modular upgrade kits, not one-off experiments. Hardware-independent by design, so a platform change does not mean starting over.

Use cases

Where a robot earns its place

Tasks where a robot adds consistency, extends operator reach, or takes over repetitive work nobody should be doing on foot in a hazardous area.

Inspection rounds

Repeatable patrols of industrial and technical sites. Same route, same checkpoints, same capture, daily instead of quarterly.

patrol routes · multi-sensor · visual history

Incident verification

A remote first look after an alarm, leak alert or anomaly, before anyone is sent in.

remote view · operator takeover · documentation

Remote monitoring

Collect, stream and report site data from places your team cannot be all the time: large yards, remote assets, unmanned facilities.

large sites · live data · consistency

Platform upgrades for partners

Give the robots you sell or integrate a real job: perception, teleoperation and hardware modules that turn a platform into a product.

perception · teleop · co-development

Light intervention

From observing to acting: placing a sensor, pressing a button, closing a door. Small tasks that save a second trip.

sensor placement · manipulation · inspection-to-action

Public-facing deployments

Operator-friendly workflows for robots at expos, showrooms and events, where reliability in front of an audience is the whole point.

expos · showrooms · operator workflows

Open source

Built in the open

Robotics needs better building blocks. Part of our work is open source so we can move faster, validate ideas earlier, and give other teams a solid place to start. It is also how we earn trust: you can read what runs on your robot.

Universal Control Kit: robot selection screen showing Unitree Go2 and keyboard, DualSense controller and voice input options

Universal Control Kit

github.com/mobitouch-robotics/UniversalControlKit

A foundation for robot control workflows. Connect a robot, pick a controller, whether keyboard, gamepad or voice, and start operating. The base layer of our teleoperation stack.

View on GitHub
  • Robot and controller abstraction, ready to extend
  • Built for practical experimentation, not slideware
  • The foundation of our longer-term stack

Who we work with

Partners who want robots doing real work

Different starting points, one goal: a robot that is useful on a specific site, operated by people who are not roboticists.

Robot distributors

Sell more than hardware. Add software, teleoperation, perception and add-ons to the platforms you already carry.

System integrators

Use our modules as building blocks to ship robotics deployments faster and with less custom code.

Industrial operators

Prove a workflow in a PoC, then pilot and deploy it on your own site, with your own data.

Robotics labs and teams

Prototype new capabilities faster with modular tools, open-source foundations and applied engineering support.

How we work

From proof of concept to rollout

We are early-stage and deliberate about it. Each step is scoped to end with a clear result and a clear decision about the next one. Nobody buys a fleet on a slide deck.

PoCPilotRollout

Step 01 · weeks

Proof of concept

Prove one workflow on one robot, on your site or in our lab. Small enough to say yes to, real enough to learn from.

  • Fixed scope and success criteria
  • One workflow, one platform
  • Your data, your site rules
  • Ends with a go or no-go for a pilot

Step 02 · one site

Pilot deployment

The same workflow in real operations on your site, run by your people, measured over repeated rounds.

  • Operator training and handover
  • Integration with your systems and reporting
  • Results you can put in front of a budget owner
  • Decision on rollout

Step 03 · scale

Rollout and upgrades

More robots, sites or workflows, delivered as modular upgrade packages on the platforms you already own.

  • Inspection, teleoperation and perception modules
  • Light-intervention add-ons as they mature
  • New platforms without starting over
  • Support and continuous iteration

Distributors and integrators: the same ladder applies to a joint product, starting with a PoC on your platform. We prefer well-scoped steps and product-focused collaborations over open-ended custom work.

About

Product engineering from day one

Mobitouch Robotics pairs a focused robotics team with the product and software engineering experience of Mobitouch. We build modular systems, iterate quickly on real hardware, and think in products, not demos.

We know how to turn technical capability into a workflow an operator will actually use, and how to get from prototype to a deployment that runs again tomorrow.

Friendly
Robots and interfaces people are comfortable working next to, and operators pick up in an afternoon.
Intelligent
On-device perception and mission logic, so the robot brings back findings rather than footage.
Reliable
Field-oriented engineering, tested on real sites and built to run the same round again tomorrow.
Future-ready
Modular and hardware-independent, so today's kit is tomorrow's upgrade path rather than a dead end.

Mobitouch Robotics is a division of Mobitouch Sp. z o.o., a software development company based in Poland with international delivery experience.

Contact

Let's put a robot to work

Have a robot you want to make more useful, a site you want to inspect differently, or a partnership idea? Tell us what you are trying to do. We reply within two working days.

or write to robotics@mobitouch.net