Catch catastrophic robot behavior before deployment.
essentially, dependabot for robots + a security gate before deployment.
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Why it matters
A bad update can make a robot move the wrong way, fail to stop, or become dangerous to people.
Fraeno catches software changes that make robots behave dangerously.
How it works
Fraeno is the security gate between a software update and the robot. It catches changes that make the robot behave dangerously.
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A safe place for the robot
Try the update away from the real robot.
Fraeno runs the existing and updated robot software in isolated environments. It compares the behavior you configure without running the test on physical hardware.
- 01 Find the update
- 02 Set up an isolated test environment
- 03 Run the existing and updated software
- 04 Detect and block observed regressions
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See Fraeno in action.
Supported systems
Coming soon
Physics checks for robot updates.
We want to test physical limits such as momentum and torque, and check that a robot stops when its emergency stop is triggered. That will require an accurate robot model, motion and force measurements from a simulator, and tests that fail when evidence is missing.
These checks are in development. Today, Fraeno compares software-visible behavior; it does not verify physical limits or certify that a robot is safe.