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A browser operator console for teleoperation, maps, missions, health telemetry, cameras, and local robot profiles.
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OpenKinematics develops OpenBrain: an early open-source ROS 2 workspace and browser dashboard for teleoperation, maps, missions, health telemetry, cameras, recording, and simulation.
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OpenKinematics is the organization behind OpenBrain, an open-source ROS 2 backend and web dashboard for robot operators and developers. The public stack is at an early release stage: the dashboard is available in demo mode, selected ROS components and demos are implemented, and roadmap work is labeled rather than presented as finished.
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A browser operator console for teleoperation, maps, missions, health telemetry, cameras, and local robot profiles.
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A ROS 2 Humble workspace for bringup, teleoperation, safety, diagnostics, recording, navigation, and simulation.
Review sourceThe repositories are the source of truth. Hardware pages describe concepts and early-access plans; they do not claim downloadable CAD or validated production hardware before those artifacts exist.
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OpenKinematics develops OpenBrain, an early open-source ROS 2 workspace and browser dashboard for robot operators and developers.
Yes. The hosted OpenBrain Dashboard provides a synthetic-data demo mode for teleoperation, maps, missions, and health views.
Yes. The OpenBrain Dashboard and OpenBrain ROS repositories are published under the MIT license.
Not automatically. A physical robot needs compatible command and state interfaces, a supported or custom adapter, hardware validation, and safety commissioning.
No. Eight reference demos have implementations in openbrain-ros and twelve entries are scaffolds or planned integrations. Demo pages identify their status.
OpenKinematics is a robotics software organization and product name. OpenBrain is not a general-purpose inverse-kinematics solver or browser calculator.