RoboDAQC · Technology

The architecture behind datasheet in, verified integration out.

Frontier AI is the intelligence layer. RoboDAQC provides the controlled hardware access, execution, safety and observation environment it works through.

The loop, step by step

What the agent does at each stage.

  1. 1

    Understand

    Read the datasheet, SDK, protocol description, pinout or existing code.

  2. 2

    Act

    Configure buses, probe devices, read registers, send commands, execute integration code.

  3. 3

    Observe

    Inspect device state, bus traffic, decoded frames and, where needed, electrical behaviour.

  4. 4

    Correct

    Compare expectation with reality and diagnose mismatches.

  5. 5

    Verify

    Test again until the behaviour matches the objective.

  6. 6

    Reuse

    Save a driver, ROS 2 node, library, configuration and verification record.

Platform

Five parts underneath the loop.

  • 01

    Multi-protocol hardware node

    Compact node with CAN FD, RS-485, I²C, SPI, UART, GPIO, USB and Ethernet.

  • 02

    Abstraction & safety layer

    Bounded, controlled access so an agent can act on real hardware without unchecked control.

  • 03

    Instrumentation

    Physical observability: the electrical evidence needed for deeper debugging and qualification.

  • 04

    MCP interface

    Hardware capabilities exposed to any MCP-capable AI agent. As models improve, the physical interface doesn't have to be rebuilt.

  • 05

    Developer workbench

    Work from VS Code: inspect buses and device state, direct the agent, review what it changed, trace integrations and keep the resulting drivers and device definitions.

Hardware direction

Small enough for the bench. Designed to go where the engineering happens.

The current hardware direction is a compact CM5-class system built around a vertically integrated carrier and instrumentation architecture.

  • Developer workbench & core hardware-access stackBuilt · hardening
  • Compact carrier & instrumentation hardwareIn development

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