Safety

LimbBot Guard

Safety layer for fall avoidance, force limits, stop modes, and event telemetry around learned control.

Overview

LimbBot Guard

Wraps learned control with practical constraints needed for physical robots near people and assets.

  • Fall risk detection and recovery triggers
  • Joint effort and contact force limits
  • Controlled stops and safe envelopes
  • Event logs for review
Key features

What it does

Capabilities are scoped for robotics teams building pilots and production fleets.

Fall risk detection and recovery triggers

LimbBot Guard supports this capability as part of the safety layer for whole-body control programs.

Joint effort and contact force limits

LimbBot Guard supports this capability as part of the safety layer for whole-body control programs.

Controlled stops and safe envelopes

LimbBot Guard supports this capability as part of the safety layer for whole-body control programs.

Event logs for review

LimbBot Guard supports this capability as part of the safety layer for whole-body control programs.

How it works

LimbBot Guard workflow

Connect

Provide robot model, interfaces, and deployment constraints.

Configure

Set product-specific parameters, permissions, and success metrics.

Validate

Run simulation, lab, or telemetry checks before promotion.

Operate

Use logs and reviews to improve the next policy or release.

Specs

Technical profile

AreaDetailsNotes
Primary roleSafetySafety layer for fall avoidance, force limits, stop modes, and event telemetry around learned control.
Runtime pathEdge or cloud depending on productreal-time control stays on robot for Core
InterfacesROS 2, SDK, REST, telemetryvaries by program
NVIDIA stackIsaac, Jetson, CUDA/TensorRT, OpenUSDused where relevant
Gallery

Abstract product view

Visual placeholder showing how this product fits in the LimbBot control platform.

  • Control plane and data path are separated
  • Robot runtime receives approved versions
  • Telemetry returns for review
  • Safety gates control promotion
Use cases

Where LimbBot Guard is used

Use cases depend on program maturity and robot body class.

Quadruped inspection

Validate walking and recovery over industrial routes.

Industrial humanoids

Support balance during payload and tool tasks.

Research platforms

Benchmark morphologies and control approaches.

OEM scale

Package reusable control into shipped robot programs.

Pricing teaser

Licensed with the LimbBot platform

Pricing depends on body class, product mix, fleet size, and cloud usage. Most teams start with a pilot scope.

  • Pilot fee for integration and validation
  • Per-robot runtime licensing where applicable
  • Cloud fine-tuning or simulation usage
  • OEM royalty structures for scale
Questions

LimbBot Guard FAQ

LimbBot Guard is for robotics teams that need the safety capability described on this page.

It can be evaluated alone, but production programs often combine multiple LimbBot products.

Robot model, compute target, interfaces, and a bounded first task.

Policies and configurations move through validation and safety review before robot rollout.

Related products

Build the rest of the stack

Most deployments combine runtime, safety, simulation, cloud adaptation, planning, and API integration.

Runtime

LimbBot Core

On-robot whole-body control runtime for balance, locomotion, and payload-aware motion at the edge.

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Cloud

LimbBot Studio

Cloud fine-tuning and dynamics adaptation for new bodies, payloads, terrains, and tasks.

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Simulation

LimbBot Sim

GPU simulation and reinforcement-learning pipeline built on NVIDIA Isaac for contact-rich robot motion.

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Planning

LimbBot Planner

Agentic loco-manipulation motion planner that composes sub-skills for long-horizon mobile manipulation.

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Developer

LimbBot API

Developer SDK and integration toolkit with ROS 2 node, REST controls, telemetry, and deployment utilities.

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Add LimbBot Guard to your robot program

Share your robot class and first task to scope integration.

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