Introduction
A full-stack software platform for building and operating a robot labor force.
Menlo Platform lets developers build a robot labor force, turning software into physical labor.
It is a full-stack platform that handles orchestration, telemetry, and safety — everything between an AI agent and physical execution. Define a workflow, deploy it to a robot, collect real-world telemetry, and iterate. The full cycle compresses from weeks to minutes.
The platform is natively integrated with Asimov hardware and runs an identical stack on Digital Asimov, the browser-based digital twin, so you can develop and validate before touching hardware.
What's included
Platform UI — API key management for programmatic access.
REST API — Programmatic access to every platform capability: create robots, join live WebRTC sessions, send velocity and semantic commands, read telemetry snapshots. Authenticated with API keys.
Python SDK — The recommended way to interact with the platform programmatically. Create robots, manage sessions, create viewer keys, and drive robots with full control using API key authentication.
Digital Asimov — A free browser-based digital twin accessible at try.menlo.ai. Runs the same control stack as a physical robot, so code validated in simulation deploys directly to hardware. See Digital Asimov.
Robot types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Virtual | Simulated robot running in the browser — Digital Asimov. Access at try.menlo.ai — creates a robot automatically. |
| Physical | An Asimov humanoid robot, connected over WebRTC. Controlled today via the Asimov API; Platform UI integration is coming soon. |
Start building
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