Meet Aurora Labs in Santa Clara.
Visit us at Booth 816 to see how LOCI helps coding agents assess how software is expected to behave on its target hardware before it runs. Stop by to discover how execution-aware reasoning can help teams identify potential software risks earlier and build more reliable robotics software.
Behavior on the target, before it runs.
Robots are judged on what the software actually does on the hardware it ships to — control loop deadlines, stack headroom, power draw on the arm or the mobile base. LOCI gives coding agents that picture while the code is still being written.
Come by Booth 816 for a live walkthrough with the Aurora Labs team.
Execution-aware reasoning for robotics software.
Target-aware analysis
LOCI reads the compiled artifact for the hardware the robot actually ships with — not a generic approximation of it.
Timing and energy
Execution timing, energy, stack and memory signals surface in the coding workflow, while a change is still cheap to make.
Risk caught earlier
Teams see where AI-generated changes push against real constraints before the code reaches the robot.
Find us at Booth 816.
October 20 – 21 in Santa Clara, California. Tell us what you’re building and we’ll show you what LOCI sees in it.