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AutoGence Resources Center

Welcome to the AutoGence Resources Center — how can we help you get started?

Browse the guides and API references for all AutoGence products, find tutorials to kick off your first project with Harfy, and connect with the community for help and collaboration.

Documentation

Comprehensive guides and references for all AutoGence products

Harfy Documentation

Complete guides and API references for using Harfy

  • Getting Started with Harfy - Step-by-step guide from unboxing to first program (Coming Soon)
  • Harfy User Manual - Hardware specs, safety, and maintenance (Coming Soon)
  • Programming Harfy - Control APIs and ROS2 interface with examples (Coming Soon)
  • Harfy SDK / Low-code API - High-level API for movements and behaviors (Coming Soon)

Robot Domain Controller

Hardware controller for real-time robot control

  • Domain Controller Setup - Hardware installation and configuration (Coming Soon)
  • ROS2 Integration - Connecting with ROS2 systems (Coming Soon)
  • EtherCAT Configuration - Real-time communication setup (Coming Soon)
  • Troubleshooting Guide - Common issues and solutions (Coming Soon)

Actuators & Sensors

Smart motors and sensors for robotics projects

  • Actuator Control API - Complete API reference for controlling joint actuators
  • Joint Actuator Specifications - Torque, payload, and interface details (Coming Soon)
  • Sensor Configuration - Camera, IMU, and depth sensor setup (Coming Soon)
  • Component Integration - Connecting actuators and sensors (Coming Soon)

Quick Start Guides & Tutorials

Hands-on learning with step-by-step instructions

Quick Start Guides

Beginner10 min

Harfy in 10 Minutes

Get your Harfy robot assembled, powered on, and running its first demo program.

HardwareBasic Setup
Start Guide
Beginner5 min

First Movement Command

Send your first movement command to Harfy using the API or ROS2.

APIROS2
Intermediate15 min

OTA Update in Action

Learn how to push software updates to your Harfy robot.

SoftwareUpdates

Project Tutorials

Intermediate30 min

Teleoperation Tutorial

Set up remote control of Harfy using a gamepad or web interface.

WebRTCControl
Advanced45 min

Vision-Language Navigation

Use VLN models to give Harfy verbal navigation instructions.

AI/MLNavigation
Intermediate25 min

Customizing Behaviors

Write new skills for Harfy like dances or custom tasks using the APIs.

ProgrammingBehaviors
Advanced60 min

Building a Custom Bot

Use AutoGence components to build your own robot from scratch.

HardwareCustom Build

Community Support

Get help, share projects, and connect with fellow developers

Join Our Discord

Have questions or need help troubleshooting? Join our Discord community to get support from AutoGence engineers and fellow developers.

Active CommunityDevelopers & MakersTechnical Support
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FAQ

Find answers to frequently asked questions about Harfy, shipping, hardware warranty, and compatibility requirements.

Q: What are Harfy's hardware requirements?
Q: How do I update Harfy's firmware?
Q: What programming languages are supported?

Share Your Projects

Built something awesome with Harfy? Share your projects with the community and inspire other makers.

Harfy Dance Choreographer
Home Assistant Integration
VR Teleoperation Setup

Open Source Projects

AutoGence is on GitHub! We openly share many components of our tech.

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Contributors

Check out and star our repositories below. We welcome contributions!

Harfy Teleop

TypeScript87

Remote control interface for Harfy using keyboard, gamepad, or web interface. WebRTC-based with low latency.

WebRTCControlReact
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VLN & VLA Models

Python234

Pre-trained models for Vision-Language Navigation and Vision-Language Action. Enable natural language control of robots.

AI/MLVisionNLPPyTorch
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Hardware Interface

C++56

Low-level code for domain controller and actuator firmware. Real-time control and EtherCAT communication.

FirmwareEtherCATReal-time
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Want to Contribute?

We welcome pull requests! Whether you're developing a new feature for Harfy or fine-tuning a model, we welcome contributions. Beta testers and early adopters are invited to give feedback and help us improve.