Scan Computers 与 OLO Robotics 合作简化机器人部署
Scan Computers partners with OLO Robotics to simplify robot deployment
Scan Computers 与英国谢菲尔德的 OLO Robotics 达成合作，将 Scan 的机器人硬件、AI 基础设施与 OLO 基于浏览器的平台结合，让 Unitree 机器人无需专业 ROS 开发者也能部署。OLO 平台在浏览器中整合遥操作、仿真与自主导航，基于 ROS 2 且无需安装，用户可从开箱直接进入自主导航，用于工业巡检、学术研究或原型开发。OLO Robotics 将于 10 月 20-22 日在 Nvidia GTC Berlin 的 Scan 3068 展台亮相。
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October 13, 2026 by Sam Francis
Scan Computers has entered into a partnership with Sheffield-based OLO Robotics, combining Scan’s robotics hardware, AI infrastructure and technical expertise with OLO’s browser-based platform and specialist robotics engineering, to make advanced robotics easier to access and deploy.
OLO’s platform brings teleoperation, simulation and autonomous navigation together in the browser. With it, you can quickly and easily test robots in a safe virtual environment, monitoring their sensors and developing code that determines their behaviour, before deploying them in the real world.
Because it needs no installation, OLO can be used from practically any device, and it runs on top of ROS 2, so each robot keeps its full features and capabilities.
The new partnership allows Scan to make its range of Unitree robots accessible to teams without specialist ROS developers, adding further value to the platforms.
Customers can pair a Unitree robot from Scan with OLO and go from unboxing to autonomous navigation, whether the goal is industrial inspection, academic research or prototyping.
Akash Raja, Director of Robotics at Scan, said: “OLO Robotics’ innovative and user-friendly software perfectly complements our own ecosystem of GPU-accelerated robots, strengthening our position as a complete solution provider for robotics in the UK.”
Eleanor Tang-Smith, co-founder and COO of OLO Robotics, said: “Buying a capable robot has become straightforward. Getting it to do useful work is still the hard part, and it usually depends on specialist ROS engineers who are in short supply.
“Working with Scan means a customer can unbox a robot, connect it through a browser and start building inspection, research or prototyping applications without that barrier. Together we can give organisations a complete route from first idea to deployment.”
Scan is an Nvidia Elite Partner and OLO Robotics is a member of the Nvidia Inception programme. OLO Robotics will be at the Scan stand 3068 at Nvidia GTC Berlin, October 20-22nd.
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