PRACTICE. CREATE. FIND YOUR MOVE.
The VVS Robotics training software is an interactive browser environment for learning game controls, practicing robot boxing, and creating motion sequences. It connects a playable fighting game with a Move Maker, a creator marketplace, and a player profile.
Start training
Learn through play
Choose an R1 featherweight or T800 heavyweight, select an arena, and practice movement, guarding, strikes, and combinations. Multiple camera views, including a first-person view, help you explore the game from different perspectives.
- Keyboard and compatible Xbox controller input
- Touch controls for supported mobile browsers
- Camera-based body and hand tracking where supported
- Saved progress and custom robot appearance
Program a move without starting from code
Use Move Maker to adjust poses, drag a glove with joint-following controls, assemble a combination, or record a performance with camera tracking. Save a move and assign an available keyboard input or controller combination. Camera access is requested when you choose that feature.
A bridge toward physical robotics
The software is a practice and creation environment. It does not certify an operator or establish that a motion is safe on physical hardware. Physical deployment requires robot-specific adaptation, testing, and approval by the responsible operator.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
Do I need to own a robot to use the training game?
No. You can use the browser training experience without owning a physical robot. Guest practice is available, and signing in gives you a separate saved player profile.
Can I use an Xbox controller?
The game supports compatible Xbox controllers through the browser gamepad interface. Connect by USB or Bluetooth and press a controller button. Available features depend on the browser and device.
Can I record myself to create a move?
Move Maker offers camera-based motion capture on supported devices. You choose when to grant camera access. The resulting game motion needs separate validation before physical-robot use.