Upcube Robotics
Upcube Robotics records every mission, safety decision, and incident in a structured, verifiable format so your team can replay what happened, understand why it happened, and prove it to anyone who asks.
Signature experience
Robot deployments generate a continuous stream of events: commands, sensor readings, safety checks, pauses, handoffs, blocked actions, and operator confirmations. Most of that stream is invisible until something fails. Upcube Robotics captures it in real time in a typed, validated format so the record is already there when you need it.
A mission in Upcube Robotics is organized into named phases with typed event records for every meaningful moment. Every mission run carries a correlation ID that ties all records together across systems. You are navigating a structured timeline, not scrolling through undifferentiated log lines.
Every action evaluated against your safety policies is recorded. When an action is blocked, the system creates a record with the denied action, the policy that blocked it, and the specific violation details. Blocked actions are no longer invisible.
When an incident occurs, Upcube Robotics assembles an evidence bundle with the relevant mission trace, telemetry slice, policy decisions, blocked actions, operator approvals, and incident record, packaged with a SHA-256 manifest. Anyone who receives the bundle can verify it has not been modified since it was generated.
Feature highlights
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Every policy decision references the exact policy version that was active when the decision was made. When you review a blocked action from three months ago, you are looking at the rule set that was in effect then, not the one that is active today.
When a mission phase requires operator sign-off, that approval decision is recorded as a first-class event: who approved it, what they approved, and when. It sits in the mission timeline at the point where the decision was made.
The RobotCard schema captures each robot's morphology, sensor suite, actuators, safety IO, and kinematic limits in a format that does not depend on any specific manufacturer or middleware. Trace records are readable and comparable across your entire fleet even when robots come from different vendors.
Technology made simple
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Every entity in Upcube Robotics has a defined schema with required fields and typed values. Records that do not pass validation are rejected at the boundary. A mission run without a correlation ID does not enter the system. An evidence bundle without a SHA-256 manifest is not a valid bundle.
Telemetry event records capture real-time robot state on the hot path: pose, velocity, battery level, operating mode, and safety state. When you scrub to the moment before a safety stop, you are looking at the actual telemetry state at that timestamp, not an interpolated reconstruction.
The platform user model defines four roles scoped to an organization tenant: admin, engineer, operator, and viewer. Evidence bundles, policy records, and mission traces are accessible based on role. The roles map to how real robotics operations teams are actually structured.
Everyday use
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Open the mission run record, navigate to the phase where the stop occurred, and review the telemetry stream and policy decision records from that window. If a blocked action preceded the stop, it is in the trace with the policy version that blocked it and the violation details.
Generate an evidence bundle from the incident window. The bundle includes the correlated mission trace, telemetry slice, policy decisions, operator approvals, and incident record, packaged with a SHA-256 manifest. The safety reviewer receives a file they can verify, not just read.
Export evidence bundles from recent incidents, pull the policy decision log, and share robot registry and version state snapshots. The documentation already exists because the pilot has been running on Upcube Robotics from the start.
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Governance, policy enforcement, and enterprise controls are only as good as the evidence layer underneath them. Upcube Robotics starts with the canonical data model and strict schema validation that make every subsequent capability credible. Start with a clear trace record. Everything else follows from it.