You can use Ember to trace hardware and software failures across robotics and complex embedded systems. The agent collects telemetry and logs directly on devices, storing data locally during outages and replaying it once reconnected. You can monitor live fleet health, track deployed software and firmware versions, and pinpoint exact updates that triggered system crashes. Ember also lets engineering teams coordinate hardware access by scheduling and reserving shared test robots, linking logs and runbooks directly to operational incidents.
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