SUPERVISED ROBOTICS  •  HUMAN-APPROVED

An AI that can reach into the real world — only with your permission.

Artificial Inventor Pro includes an Advanced Robotic Control interface and an agentic web browser. Both are built on one rule: the AI proposes, and a human authorizes every action before anything happens.

Artificial Inventor humanoid robot inspecting a circuit board

Synthetic Scientists: supervised humanoid robots for laboratories, workshops and field work.

Advanced Robotic Control

A full control surface for supervised humanoid and mobile robots — what we call Synthetic Scientists. From one console you get:

Movement & manipulation

Base movement, torso, and articulated arm joints — shoulder, elbow, wrist and gripper — with a speed and effort limiter and a one-touch home / safe pose.

Vision & audio

A live camera viewer that can send a frame to the AI's vision, and an audio interface — microphone in, speaker out, and text-to-speech — so the robot can see, hear, and speak under supervision.

Telemetry

Battery, base speed, arm load, temperature, link latency and mode, read live from the robot.

Command queue

Every command is staged in an approval queue. Nothing is sent to the robot until you approve it — one command at a time, or a reviewed batch.

Human approval is mandatory for every physical action. The AI can propose robot actions — with the hazards, preconditions and stop conditions for each — but it can never move a robot on its own. You review each proposed action and approve or decline it. An always-visible ⛔ EMERGENCY STOP instantly clears the queue and blocks all sending.

The agentic web browser

Give the models the live internet — safely. The agentic browser lets Artificial Inventor research, search and act on the web, with your permission at every step.

Robot inspecting and preparing a printed circuit board

The same supervised precision applied to hardware work — reading a datasheet or procedure and translating it into proposed, human-approved actions.

Patent submissions & accurate searches

The browser navigates the official filing portals — WIPO ePCT, USPTO Patent Center, the EPO and CIPO — and runs precise prior-art searches on live patent databases, reading real pages instead of relying on model memory. It follows links across a site to gather the full picture, page by page, under your consent.

Order components — with your approval

Need a part for a prototype? The AI can locate components and prepare an order, then hand it to you for a direct, explicit approval before anything is purchased. It proposes; you authorize the buy. Nothing is ordered without your click.

Command robots from what it reads

The browser and the robotic control interface work together: the AI can read a datasheet or procedure on the web and translate it into proposed robot commands — which still enter the approval queue for your per-command sign-off.

See photos and diagrams

It reads the images on a page, not just the text — sending diagrams, schematics and photos to the Pro edition's vision so answers are grounded in what's actually shown.

Read-first, act only on permission. By default the browser is read-only — it fetches and reads public pages, never clicking, logging in, or submitting forms on its own. Any action with real consequences — a filing submission, a purchase, a robot command — is presented to you and executed only after your explicit approval. Every request is checked to block internal and unsafe addresses.

How it fits together

The agentic browser and robotic control are Pro-edition capabilities, powered by the same verified multi-model engine that checks every answer. Research is grounded in real, cited web pages; proposed actions are reviewed by you; and the whole loop is wrapped in consent gates, address safety checks, and an emergency stop. It is agentic AI with a human firmly in the loop.

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Scope & safety. Robotic control and agentic web actions require explicit human approval for every physical action, purchase, or filing submission; the AI never acts autonomously on consequential steps. The browser is read-only by default and blocks internal/unsafe addresses. Artificial Inventor is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation.