Come Teach a Robot by Intuitive Teleoperation at ROSCon 2026!

Meet AgileX Robotics at ROSCon 2026 in Toronto and experience intuitive teleoperation with the Universal Master Arm. Control NERO and PiPER in real time while exploring how ROS 2 connects human demonstrations with robotic intelligence.

AgileXRobotics Updated on Sep 14, 2026

At ROSCon Global 2026 from September 22nd to September 24th, AgileX Robotics will bring an interactive experience where visitors can step up, pick up the Universal Master Arm, and teach a robot with their own hands.

No complicated instructions and lengthy programming.

Highlights of AgileX Robotics

One Master Arm, Different Robotic Platforms

At our booth, visitors can use the Universal Master Arm to control NERO and PiPER individually through intuitive, real-time teleoperation. Powered by 6D pose mapping and IK-based motion control, the compact and lightweight master arm delivers responsive performance with low latency. With support for Python, C++, and ROS 2, it provides a practical platform for robot control, data collection, research, and education.

Universal Mater Arm - Robot Teleoperation Platform

Remote-Control NERO

Guide NERO in real time and experience how human movement can support robot learning and embodied intelligence.

Remote-Control PiPER

Switch to PiPER and explore precise, responsive single-arm teleoperation through the same intuitive interface.

AgileX Robotic Arms NERO & PiPER will be showcased in ROSCon 2026 Toronto

From Teleoperation to Intelligence with ROS2 Platforms

ROSCon is where robotics developers, researchers, and enthusiasts come together to share tools, technical insights, and real-world lessons from the ROS ecosystem.

For AgileX Robotics, teleoperation is a natural bridge between physical robots and further development. With ROS-enabled platforms, developers can move from code and simulation to hands-on control, motion data collection, and real-world applications.

Teleoperation is more than moving a robot from a distance. It gives people a natural way to demonstrate tasks, validate robotic behaviors, collect high-quality data, and explore new possibilities in manipulation and physical AI.

At ROSCon 2026 in Toronto, we invite you to experience that connection for yourself.