Behavior Contracts
Reusable, versioned behaviors — patrol, dock, inspect — with safety rules built in. Not one-off prompts.
AI agents decide what should happen. Groundpasse decides how it happens safely — with verified behaviors, enforced safety rules, and a complete record of every run.
"Nothing touches ground without a pass."
Agent bridges solve access. Groundpasse solves deployability — verified execution, safety, and audit trails for legged robots and mobile platforms alike.
Reusable, versioned behaviors — patrol, dock, inspect — with safety rules built in. Not one-off prompts.
Any agent or operator submits goals and monitors progress. Agents never drive motors directly.
A dedicated safety layer on every motion command. Speed limits, proximity stops, and rules that agents cannot override.
Every run produces a full audit trail — what was requested, what happened, and why. Replay, compare, and certify.
Multiple quadrupeds and AMRs, one control surface. Assign work by capability and track outcomes across your fleet.
Standard scenarios score how reliably behaviors perform — in simulation or on real hardware.
The same behaviors and safety rules work in both environments — so what you validate in the lab is what runs on the floor.
Develop and test behaviors without hardware. Fast iteration for teams building agent-driven workflows.
Connect to physical robots through industry-standard robotics middleware. Every command passes through the safety layer before reaching the base.
Agents ask for outcomes. Groundpasse owns execution, safety, and proof — from request to result.
Describe the job — not the steering.
Verify, execute, protect, record.
Move only after a ground pass.
An AI agent or operator submits an intent — what should happen (e.g. “inspect aisle three”), not how to drive there. Groundpasse accepts the request and assigns the right robot if you run a fleet.
Groundpasse selects a behavior contract — a pre-approved, versioned recipe with safety rules already defined. No ad-hoc instructions at runtime.
Before any motion starts, the system confirms prerequisites: battery, localization confidence, clearance from people, and other gates defined in the contract. If a check fails, the job stops safely with a clear reason.
The behavior runs while a safety governor watches every command. Too fast? Clamped. Someone too close? Stopped. The agent cannot bypass this layer — only a physical e-stop or operator override can.
When the job finishes — success, failure, or cancel — Groundpasse writes an episode: a complete diary of the run. Replay it, compare two runs, or export a certification report for audit.
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