You will build the interface layer between humans and robots, developing the core operator dashboard at Adamo. This role involves implementing WebXR views, 3D point cloud rendering, and real-time video streaming. You’ll bridge the gap between traditional frontend engineering and high-performance game development to ensure near-zero latency control for frontier robotics.
Frontend Developer at Adamo
Help Adamo redefine the interface between humans and machines by building a high-performance teleoperation engine for frontier robotics. As a Frontend Developer, you will bridge the gap between web engineering and game development, utilizing WebXR and Three.js to enable real-time control of humanoids and autonomous vehicles. At Adamo, we are solving the critical latency challenges that current web standards like WebRTC cannot handle, ensuring operators can command robots with sub-40ms lag. If you are an expert in React with a background in VR or game engines, join us in London to build the future of robotic interaction.
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Location
London, United Kingdom
Compensation
Not Disclosed
Company
Adamo
Role overview
Adamo provides managed teleoperation, low-latency solutions and data collection for the fastest growing robotics companies. The company builds end-to-end solutions so that robotics companies can focus on hardware and model development, while Adamo makes deployment seamless by providing managed remote teleoperation services with access to trained teleoperation specialists and low-latency infrastructure.
What you will do
- Develop and refine the WebXR operator interface, integrating stereo video, head pose tracking, and gamepad inputs for robot control.
- Implement complex 3D visualizations, including real-time lidar point cloud rendering using Three.js and WebGL.
- Enhance the adamo-react SDK to provide robust React hooks and components for third-party robotics companies to build custom operators.
Who this is a fit for
- Possesses deep expertise in React and TypeScript with a background in game development or VR engineering using WebXR or Three.js.
- Demonstrates experience building performance-critical applications where frame rates and millisecond-level latency are the primary constraints.
- Brings a strong design sense to create clean, usable interfaces that remain effective for operators working under high-pressure scenarios.
Why this role is remarkable
- Work on the frontier of robotics teleoperation, solving the latency limitations of WebRTC for humanoids and autonomous vehicles.
- Join an early-stage team where you define the interaction patterns for how operators control complex machinery in real time.
- Bridge the gap between web technologies and game development by building high-performance 3D and VR interfaces at the sub-40ms level.
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