Rapyuta Robotics · Fleet control

How do you show it all without overwhelming anyone?

Dozens of robots streamed status every second, and every stakeholder insisted their metric was the one that mattered most. Everything claimed to be critical. The real work was deciding what truly earns a place on screen, then shaping fleet health, work status and a live floor map into one calm view, so an operator could read the whole floor at a glance and act, without the dashboard ever overfeeding them.

DashboardReal-time systemsData visualisationEnterprise

Mapping the operator’s day

Time on the floor mapped what operators actually need at a glance, and what only gets in the way, during a live shift.

Orchestration at a glance

A live floor map, fleet-health ring and work-status breakdown sit in one view, so status reads instantly across the room.

Designing for the states that matter

Error, offline, idle, paused, manual and charging each earn a clear, calm signal, so trouble surfaces early without crying wolf.

Built to scale

Reusable patterns carried the system across multiple warehouse workflows and sites.

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