Scaling Robot Fleets Just Got Easier: Quasi Robotics Integrates with InOrbit.AI
As more companies move beyond small automation pilots and begin deploying robots across real operations, one challenge becomes increasingly clear: managing a growing fleet should not become more complicated than the work it is meant to automate.
That’s why Quasi Robotics is excited to announce our integration with InOrbit Ground Control, InOrbit.AI’s robot operations platform. Through the InOrbit Connect ecosystem, Quasi Robotics’ Model C2 autonomous mobile robots can now operate as part of larger, multi-vendor robot fleets.
For customers, this means a more practical path from a single AMR deployment to scalable, enterprise-ready fleet orchestration.
From One Robot to Fleet Orchestration
Many organizations start their automation journey with one robot, one workflow, or one facility. But as the value becomes clear, the next step is expansion: more robots, more routes, more departments, and often more vendors.
That growth creates new operational questions:
How do teams monitor all robots in one place?
How do operators see robot status, location, and mission progress?
How can different robots and automation platforms work together across the same facility?
How do companies maintain visibility and control as deployments become more complex?
The integration between Quasi Robotics and InOrbit.AI helps answer those questions.
One Place to Observe, Operate, and Optimize
With InOrbit Ground Control and InOrbit Space Intelligence, customers can gain centralized visibility into their Model C2 robots alongside other robots and automation systems.
Operators can view robot status, track location, follow mission progress, manage routes, define operating areas, and coordinate AMRs across complex environments. Instead of managing each system in isolation, teams can work from a more unified operational layer.
This is especially valuable for enterprise environments where robots must navigate shared spaces, follow assigned workflows, and coordinate with broader automation systems.
Built for Real-World AMR Deployments
Quasi Robotics’ Model C2 AMRs are designed for flexible material movement across manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, labs, retail, and enterprise environments. As customers expand from initial deployments to larger fleets, fleet orchestration becomes an important part of long-term success.
The InOrbit integration helps reduce operational complexity for customers deploying Quasi Robotics robots alongside other AMRs, mobile manipulators, and automated systems.
As Vladimir Lebedev, CEO of Quasi Robotics, said in the announcement:
“Enterprise customers are no longer thinking about one robot or one pilot – they are thinking about fleets, multiple sites, and robots from different vendors working together. By integrating with InOrbit Ground Control, we are giving customers a practical path to scale Model C2 deployments while maintaining centralized visibility, control, and operational flexibility.”
A Step Toward Heterogeneous Fleet Orchestration
The future of automation will not be limited to one robot type or one vendor. Facilities will increasingly rely on different robots for different jobs: AMRs for material transport, mobile manipulators for handling tasks, fixed automation for production workflows, and software platforms to coordinate everything.
That is where fleet orchestration becomes critical.
By integrating with InOrbit Space Intelligence, Quasi Robotics is helping customers take an important step toward easier deployment, management, and growth of heterogeneous robot fleets.
We are excited to work with InOrbit.AI and to continue helping customers scale AMR deployments with greater confidence, flexibility, and control.