Broxme Studio
Our development environment for building a virtual robot, writing its program, and examining the result in simulation.
Explore Broxme StudioAbout Broxme
Broxme is a robotics software and embodied AI technology company. We’re starting with mobile robotics, where people can learn how a robot senses its surroundings, follows a program, and moves through a space.
Our mission
Making robotics simple, affordable, and accessible to everyone.
Getting started in robotics often means learning several tools and finding hardware before you can run a simple program. A virtual project lets a learner, educator, or developer investigate a robot’s behavior before taking on those costs.
Why start with mobile robots?
A small rover makes the connection between software and movement easy to see. A simple task, such as stopping at a barrier, introduces sensing, control, and testing in a form that carries over to more complex projects.
What we’re building
Broxme Studio is our primary robotics product. It gives us a concrete workflow to build and learn from as we develop reusable software.
Reusable software
Studio’s internal project models and runtime inform Broxme Core. The Robotics SDK is our planned way for developers to extend and integrate workflows.
Explore the technologyResearch directions
Our research questions cover robot perception, autonomous navigation, and what changes when behavior tested in simulation moves to a physical robot.
Explore researchHow we approach the work
Make the first project approachable
Give people a way to observe and revise a simple robot behavior before asking them to set up more tools or buy hardware.
Make behavior inspectable
Start with a known setup and change one condition at a time. A repeatable run helps identify which change affected the result.
Document the interface
State which information a component takes in, what it produces, and which formats or devices have actually been tested.
Validate on hardware separately
Physical trials have to account for effects such as wheel slip, sensor noise, and response time. Report the setup alongside the result.
How we source the Broxme Journal
Start with the original source
Our robotics articles link to original research, documentation, and the projects they explain. Earlier online safety guides are available in the privacy guide archive.