Robotics companies are often held back by poor teleoperation experiences like slow connections, difficulty hiring and managing operations, and systems that don't scale. As automation grows, teleoperation remains essential for collecting real-world data and ensuring tasks are completed safely, yet many teams are struggling to make it work smoothly.
Adamo wants to solve this by providing managed teleoperations, low-latency networking, data collection, and a scalable operator-hiring system, all built to remove deployment friction. Backed by engineers, roboticists, and entrepreneurs, the company offers 99.95% uptime and sub 100ms latency to keep robots responsive and reliable in the field.
Though still young, Adamo is already showing some impressive results in a market that's shifting quickly towards large-scale robotic deployment. As teleoperation becomes more important by the day, Adamo has the opportunity to grow alongside it and position itself as a vital infrastructure layer for robotics companies.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
