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Safe Autonomy for Robots, AMRs, AGVs and Humanoids

Dynamic safety guardrails are critical for ensuring reliable and safe autonomy in unpredictable environments.

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  • Obstacle Avoidance for Efficient Automation primary image

    Obstacle Avoidance for Efficient Automation

    Tue, Dec 31, 12:00 AM PST

    Free

  • Corner Case Coverage primary image

    Corner Case Coverage

    Wed, Jan 1, 9:00 AM PST

    Free

  • Test & Evaluation primary image

    Test & Evaluation

    Wed, Jan 1, 9:00 PM PST

    Free

  • Preventing E-Stops in Mobile Robotic Teams primary image

    Preventing E-Stops in Mobile Robotic Teams

    Tue, Jan 14, 2:00 AM PST

    Free

  • Safety Certification for Autonomous Picking Systems primary image

    Safety Certification for Autonomous Picking Systems

    Wed, Jan 15, 9:30 PM PST

    Free

  • Webinar: Dynamic Safety Assurance of Autonomous Systems primary image

    Webinar: Dynamic Safety Assurance of Autonomous Systems

    Sat, Jan 25, 9:00 AM PST

    Free

  • 3Laws Robotics Office Hours primary image

    3Laws Robotics Office Hours

    Wed, Nov 19, 8:30 AM PST

    Free

  • Humanoid Robotics Happy Hour primary image

    Humanoid Robotics Happy Hour

    Wed, Dec 10, 5:00 PM

    Free

  • New Working Group: Robot Interoperability for Collaborative Applications primary image

    New Working Group: Robot Interoperability for Collaborative Applications

    Tue, Nov 18, 1:00 PM

    Free

  • Houston Robot Safety Reception primary image

    Houston Robot Safety Reception

    Tue, Nov 4, 7:30 PM

    Free

  • Los Angeles Robotics Mixer primary image

    Los Angeles Robotics Mixer

    Tue, Jul 22, 6:30 PM

    Free

  • LogiMAT Meetup: Coffee, AI and Robotics primary image

    LogiMAT Meetup: Coffee, AI and Robotics

    Thu, Mar 13, 8:00 AM

    Free

  • Unstructured Environments primary image

    Unstructured Environments

    Wed, Jan 1, 4:30 PM PST

    Free

  • Safe Robot Deployment primary image

    Safe Robot Deployment

    Wed, Jan 1, 10:30 AM PST

    Free

  • Dynamic Safety primary image

    Dynamic Safety

    Thu, Nov 14, 5:00 PM PST

    Free

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Dynamic Safety Guardrails for NAV2/ROS Now AvailableRobotics community,3Laws Supervisor ROS Community Edition is now deeply integrated with NAV2, bringing Dynamic Safety to production autonomy stacks for AMRs, AGVs, forklifts, and other mobile robots.The 3Laws Supervisor sits in the command path and adjusts velocity or paths only in edge cases. The robot keeps pursuing its goal while avoiding hazards, favoring avoidance over slow-and-stop behaviors.Early adopters are using this integration to handle multi-robot deconfliction, narrow passages, and human-dense, dynamic environments with higher uptime and fewer interventions.The Supervisor plugs into the NAV2 post-processing pipeline as a drop-in replacement for the traditional collision monitor and velocity smoother.Key Benefits of NAV2 / 3Laws IntegrationMaximize Throughput and ROI with Dynamic SafetyDynamic Safety modifies commands just enough at runtime to keep the robot moving at the highest safe speed. Compared with static or purely kinematic safety, this yields higher throughput and better asset utilization.Robust in Multi-Agent, Complex EnvironmentsThe Supervisor enables automatic behaviors to route around blocked paths and obstacles, reducing gridlocks and deadlocks. It supports blind aisles, mixed-fleet interactions, and human co-existence by leveraging continuous sensing and continuous control.Lower Autonomy Stack ComplexityBy decoupling goal pursuit from obstacle avoidance, the Supervisor sharply reduces behavior tree complexity and brittle “if-this-then-that” logic. Teams can focus on product differentiation instead of special-case safety glue code.Open-Source Core, Flexible IntegrationBuild on NAV2’s production-grade, modular framework maintained by Open Navigation. Integration is straightforward: remap topics from the collision monitor, remove it, and insert the 3Laws Supervisor. This architecture lets you swap in components—such as the new Navigation Graph Routing and Tracking Server—without destabilizing the stack.Enterprise-Grade Reliability with Provable SafetyThe Supervisor enforces safety constraints in real time using Control Barrier Functions (CBFs), supporting compliance and risk reduction against standards like ISO 13849 and ISO 10218. The Supervisor ROS Community Edition is free for all R&D use; startups with ≤$500,000 in annual revenue can also use it free in production.Using the New Route Server for Advanced PlanningThis integration pairs with NAV2’s Navigation Graph Routing and Tracking Server, which enables lane-aware routing with application-specific rules. It supports progress tracking, place-based triggers, and use in mixed environments like agriculture or roadways.Getting StartedA detailed tutorial is available on docs.nav2.org for integrating 3Laws Supervisor into your NAV2 stack.Download NAV2: Available under Apache 2.0 (for most components) atnav2.org.Download 3Laws Supervisor ROS CE: Access the free Community Edition at3laws.io/supervisor.The NAV2 and 3Laws integration is designed to make NAV2-based robots safer and more robust in real deployments—and to get more systems successfully out of the lab and into the field.