Coming soon

Sit. Stay. Survey.

Site surveys run by a quadruped robot.

A quadruped robot carrying the eino walk test device through an office, measuring the wireless network as it walks

We ran eino's walk test on a quadruped robot at a physical AI event in September. The robot walks the route, the device measures the network, and every sample lands on your digital twin.

Same device, same platform

Your walk test, now on four legs

The robot carries the same walk test device teams use today, and the data lands in the same 3D digital twin.

One device, every network

Measures Wi-Fi, private and public cellular and DAS in a single pass: cellular RSRP, RSRQ and SINR, Wi-Fi RSSI and SNR, plus throughput and latency.

Measured vs. predicted

Every sample lands on the digital twin, next to the design.

Agents find the gaps

They compare results with the design and flag what needs attention.

Walk test samples landing on the floor plan in eino as the survey moves through the building, ready to compare with the design

Why a robot

Survey the routes your fleet actually drives

In warehouses, plants and yards, robots and AGVs already travel the routes that matter most. With the walk test on board, the survey follows the same paths, and the results sit next to your design.

FAQ

Robot walk test questions

Is the robot walk test available today?

Not yet, it is coming soon. The same walk test runs by hand today with eino Site Survey.

What does a robot walk test measure?

The same as a handheld walk test: cellular RSRP, RSRQ and SINR, Wi-Fi RSSI and SNR, plus throughput, latency and packet loss, across Wi-Fi, private and public cellular and DAS.

Where does the walk test data go?

Every sample lands on your 3D digital twin, next to the design. Agents compare measured with predicted and flag what needs attention.

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