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A first look at the Forma RaaS Control Interface in action. Live robot state visualization, joint-level control, and task orchestration for 6-DoF arms - all running through a single, web-native dashboard. This control layer is fundamental to Robotics-as-a-Service. It’s what turns robots into remotely accessible, observable, and controllable resources... show more

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