Ember builds software to monitor and resolve robot camera issues - so you can reduce vision failures from the source.
Is robot camera reliability or degraded vision driving you nuts? Book a demo here or reach out to us at founders@emberrobotics.com!
Weāve spent years working on vision systems for autonomous robots and found similar issues everywhere:
ā Robotics companies work on lean teams that have to do lots of things super fast - hardware reliability is often secondary to core product features
ā Camera failures cause large fires because they float up the stack to critically damage perception, controls, and safety
ā Digging through layers of software / hardware to figure out what went wrong is painful (ex. sometimes you spend hours goose-chasing a āperception issueā just to find a loose cable)
A camera diagnostics framework that ties in real-time data, logs, and reports to contextualize your robotās vision health. Support the full life-cycle of your robot with features like:
ā Ā Out-of-the-box tracking for common issues (disconnection, frame drops, time sync)
š¬Ā Automated suggestions for error resolution
ā±ļøĀ Real-time alerts
šļøĀ Image quality analysis tools to optimize computer vision
šĀ Historical data analysis for predictive maintenance
Bench-test cameras or diagnose issues in the field with one easy tool. Fill a config file, launch our service, and get fast metrics on camera health.
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Currently we support IntelĀ® RealSenseā¢ D400 cameras and ROS - more cameras and pub-sub models coming soon!
Hi, we are Shivani & Ritika! We built software at Tesla Autopilot to optimize camera performance for autonomy. Weāve covered the camera stack end-to-end (low-latency image capture, real-time camera monitoring, online camera calibration, multi-trip reconstruction, and SLAM) - weāre passionate about helping robots see!
Is robot camera reliability or degraded vision driving you nuts? Book a demo here or reach out to us at founders@emberrobotics.com!
If you know anyone working on robots, drones, or other multi-camera systems (surveillance, manufacturing, etc.) we would love a warm intro.
And for those who are just generally robot-curious - always happy to chat!