Robot platforms

Every platform. One runtime.

Groundpasse is robot-agnostic. The same intent model, safety governor, and episode records apply whether you run legged, bipedal, or wheeled platforms — alone or in a mixed fleet.

Generic quadruped robot on an inspection route

Legged platforms for uneven ground

Four-legged robots excel at stairs, curbs, gravel, and outdoor-indoor transitions. They are ideal for inspection and patrol where wheeled bases struggle — but they need strict safety envelopes when agents drive them.

Groundpasse wraps quadruped motion in verified contracts. Agents submit intents like “patrol sector B” or “inspect pump row 4” — never raw joint torques or velocity streams.

  • Perimeter and aisle patrol with speed governors and zone maps
  • Equipment inspection with hold-at-pose and timeout behaviors
  • Return-to-dock gated on battery, localization confidence, and clearance
  • Shadow mode: run expected sim trajectory alongside live motion for drift detection
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Why platform-agnostic matters

Agent bridges connect LLMs to robots. Groundpasse makes the connection shippable.

Same language everywhere

Intents, contracts, and episodes use one schema. Swap hardware without rewriting agent logic.

Safety travels with the behavior

Governor rules and preconditions are part of the contract — not bolted on per robot driver.

Fleet ops stay simple

One control plane assigns work, tracks status, and archives proof across every connected base.

See how behaviors and safety work across platforms.

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