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A /robotics page explains why MoQ fits robots and lists who runs it: Saronic, Evolve Robotics, and two unnamed drone users. The same cards appear on the homepage under "Already in the wild", and the DEMOQED pip now points at the robotics page instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - **Pull, not push.** A robot only sends the tracks somebody subscribed to. Nobody watching camera 7? Camera 7 doesn't touch the uplink. | ||
| - **One uplink, any number of viewers.** The robot publishes once to a relay, and the relay fans out. Viewer #100 costs the robot nothing. | ||
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When a subscriber permits a backlog, MoQ buffers reliable groups and may later backfill them; skipping is controlled by the subscription's maximum-age budget rather than happening automatically whenever the link degrades. This sentence contradicts the detailed behavior documented in src/pages/blog/on-a-boat.mdx:112-135 and could mislead robotics users into thinking recording-quality subscribers must lose the same frames as low-latency operators. Describe the per-subscriber latency policy instead of saying MoQ inherently skips rather than buffers. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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WalkthroughThe change adds a reusable user grid with named and redacted entries, descriptions, and optional links. The homepage now displays the grid, updates its Robotics link, and replaces its announcement with one about Saronic deploying MoQ on autonomous boats. A new Robotics page describes MoQ use cases and protocol features, and includes the user grid and a contact link. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to
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- Around line 13-18: Update the Saronic link label in the users data so it
identifies the Corsair rescue article as a report and makes clear that the video
system is unspecified; keep the existing URL unchanged.
Review comments at @src/pages/robotics.mdx:
- Line 15: Update the sentence in the robotics content to qualify its bandwidth
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| name: "Saronic", | ||
| what: "Autonomous boats", | ||
| body: "MoQ is the primary video system across its vessels. One uplink per boat, hundreds of viewers, and nothing sent when nobody is watching.", | ||
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| { text: "Their write-up", href: "https://medium.com/saronic-technologies/the-ground-moves-building-on-early-open-source-without-getting-burned-ba2af78beb78" }, | ||
| { text: "Corsair rescues two Army pilots", href: "https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/" }, |
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Naval News "Corsair rescues two Army pilots" MoQ
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The Naval News article is **“Saronic USV Rescues Two U.S. Army Pilots Downed by Iran,”** published June 9, 2026. It reports that a Saronic Corsair unmanned surface vessel helped rescue two Army pilots after their AH-64 helicopter went down near Oman; the rescue took about two hours, and the pilots were reported in stable condition. ([navalnews.com](https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/?trk=public_post_comment-text))
I’m not sure what you mean by “MoQ”—did you want a summary, or were you asking about something specific in the article?
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- 1: https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/?trk=public_post_comment-text
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"Saronic USV Rescues Two U.S. Army Pilots Downed by Iran" MoQ video system
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**MoQ** means **Media over QUIC**, a low-latency video-streaming and distribution technology—not the name of a camera or sensor.
Saronic says its Corsair has 11 cameras providing 360° coverage, and that it adopted MoQ as its primary video system across its vehicles. In its described setup, the vessel sends one stream to a central relay, which distributes it to viewers; that lets more people watch without each viewer increasing the boat’s uplink load. ([medium.com](https://medium.com/saronic-technologies/the-ground-moves-building-on-early-open-source-without-getting-burned-ba2af78beb78?utm_source=openai))
That source describes Saronic’s general video architecture. It does **not** establish that MoQ specifically carried video during the reported rescue. The rescue reporting confirms a Corsair was used, but doesn’t identify the video system used on that mission. ([navalnews.com](https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/?utm_source=openai))
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- 1: https://medium.com/saronic-technologies/the-ground-moves-building-on-early-open-source-without-getting-burned-ba2af78beb78?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/?utm_source=openai
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Qualify the Corsair rescue link.
The Naval News article reports the rescue but does not identify MoQ as the video system. Placing the link beside the claim that MoQ is used across Saronic’s vessels can imply that MoQ was used during the rescue. Qualify the link to prevent that unsupported attribution.
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+ { text: "Corsair rescue report (video system unspecified)", href: "https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/" },📝 Committable suggestion
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| name: "Saronic", | |
| what: "Autonomous boats", | |
| body: "MoQ is the primary video system across its vessels. One uplink per boat, hundreds of viewers, and nothing sent when nobody is watching.", | |
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| { text: "Their write-up", href: "https://medium.com/saronic-technologies/the-ground-moves-building-on-early-open-source-without-getting-burned-ba2af78beb78" }, | |
| { text: "Corsair rescues two Army pilots", href: "https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/" }, | |
| name: "Saronic", | |
| what: "Autonomous boats", | |
| body: "MoQ is the primary video system across its vessels. One uplink per boat, hundreds of viewers, and nothing sent when nobody is watching.", | |
| links: [ | |
| { text: "Their write-up", href: "https://medium.com/saronic-technologies/the-ground-moves-building-on-early-open-source-without-getting-burned-ba2af78beb78" }, | |
| { text: "Corsair rescue report (video system unspecified)", href: "https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2026/06/saronic-usv-rescues-two-u-s-army-pilots-downed-by-iran/" }, |
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Review comment at @src/components/users.astro around lines 13 - 18:
Update the Saronic link label in the users data so it identifies the Corsair
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| They also tend to be somewhere with a terrible network: cellular, satellite, mesh radio, or nothing at all. | ||
| And everybody wants to watch: the operator, the fleet dashboard, the guy in the back with an iPad. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify the viewer-bandwidth claim.
WebRTC with an SFU can forward one robot uplink to multiple viewers. The current sentence incorrectly describes that cost as a property of all existing protocols. Specify direct viewer-to-robot connections instead. (docs.livekit.io)
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Review comment at @src/pages/robotics.mdx at line 15:
Update the sentence in the robotics content to qualify its bandwidth claim for
direct viewer-to-robot connections, rather than attributing the per-viewer cost
to all existing protocols; preserve the distinction that an SFU can forward one
robot uplink to multiple viewers.
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Cites their DEMOQED talk. Users now carry a use case, so the robotics page shows only robotics users while the homepage shows everyone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @src/components/users.astro:
- Line 33: Remove the Evolve Robotics record from the robotics entries in the
users list; its DEMOQED talk does not establish a production MoQ deployment. Do
not place it under the “In Production” heading unless production deployment is
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🌐 Web query:
Evolve Robotics MoQ teleoperation production deployment DEMOQED
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Are you asking how Evolve Robotics could use MoQ for production teleoperation, or looking for a specific DEMOQED talk/demo?
What I found: MoQ’s site describes robotics teleoperation as video, telemetry, and control carried over the same relay, and presents self-hosted and managed deployment options. Its demo documentation says the same bidirectional pattern can be adapted from a game emulator to a robot. ([moq.dev](https://moq.dev/?utm_source=openai))
I couldn’t find a source tying **Evolve Robotics** to a specific MoQ teleoperation deployment or DEMOQED presentation. The available sources establish the general MoQ approach, not that Evolve has deployed it in production. ([linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/company/evolverobotics?utm_source=openai))
Citations:
- 1: https://moq.dev/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://www.linkedin.com/company/evolverobotics?utm_source=openai
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Do not list Evolve Robotics as in production.
The robotics filter places Evolve Robotics under the page’s “In Production” heading, but its record only states that it spoke at DEMOQED. Remove the record until a production MoQ deployment is documented, or place it in a separate non-production list.
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- name: "Evolve Robotics",
- useCase: "robotics",
- what: "Teleoperation",
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Review comment at @src/components/users.astro at line 33:
Remove the Evolve Robotics record from the robotics entries in the users list;
its DEMOQED talk does not establish a production MoQ deployment. Do not place it
under the “In Production” heading unless production deployment is documented.
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/roboticspage: why MoQ fits robots (pull-based, one uplink, latency over quality, telemetry and control as tracks, browser viewing), plus who runs it in production.users.astrocards, shared by the robotics page and a new homepage section, "Already in the wild": Meta (Instagram and Facebook Live ingest, per their DEMOQED talk, on their own implementation), Saronic (with their write-up and the Corsair rescue), Evolve Robotics (DEMOQED talk), and two redacted drone users. The robotics page filters to robotics users./robotics. The Robotics use-case card links there too, instead of the On a Boat post.The Corsair rescue article doesn't mention MoQ, so the copy only links it next to Saronic's own claim that MoQ is the primary video system across its vessels.
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