CRE8 / ROBOTICS
From imagined worlds to physical things

Give your world senses.

One place to explore robots, drones, microcontrollers, and the observations they share.

Rover route

Validate a route to launch terrain-following rovers.

Local bounds: X/Z ±80 m · Y = 0; world terrain supplies height. Minimum separation: 2 m.

Live Virtual world

VIRTUAL ONLY

Connecting to Virtual…

Validate a route, then launch it into the world.

Waiting for world telemetry.

Four formations · up to 64 vehicles.

Simulated sensors · selected vehicle
Waiting for simulated sensors.

Sensor readings use local Y-up metres. Terrain clearance and vehicle-centre distance are ideal simulated observations; they do not detect obstacles or prevent collisions.

Motion and cameras use the Virtual world’s renderer and simulation clock. Rover height follows terrain; these sketches do not model obstacles, wheel dynamics, or flight physics.

VIRTUAL

Drone lab

Sketch a route. Arrange a swarm. Rehearse movement together in local 3D space.

Open the drone lab →
RUNTIME CONNECTIONS

Devices & sensors

Read an existing device’s identity, telemetry, and chain evidence through the IoT workspace.

Inspect a device →
ADAPTERS AHEAD

Arduino & ESP

Serial discovery and sensor ingestion have runtime foundations. Board-specific firmware, protocols, and physical validation are the next step.

No board connection claimed.

Connection map

Device
Identity, serial transport, readings, and command acknowledgements.

IoT
Onboarding, telemetry, snapshots, and command coordination.

Robotics
Device observations and the path from virtual rehearsal to physical adapters.

Inspect an existing device

Use the peer and device identifiers from your runtime. This reads its current observation; it does not connect a new board.

No device selected.

A verified reading chain is preserved as reported by its owner. It does not establish sensor accuracy or physical execution.