Remote hardware labs

Turn scattered equipment into a shared lab

Organize physical sites, edge computers, instruments, power controls, development boards, and complete benches. Give people predictable access without losing safety or accountability.

What you can do

Built around the job, not the jargon

01

Equipment catalog

Register sites, edge computers, devices, instruments, relays, and composite test stations with live health.

02

Reservations and observation

Reserve exclusive control or permit observation, enforce expiry, and release equipment cleanly.

03

Fair waitlists

Queue users in order and automatically promote the next person when a resource becomes available.

04

Approval gates

Require a second authorized person to approve access to sensitive equipment; self-approval is blocked.

05

Bench automation

Run approved sequences across instruments, power relays, delays, and serial commands.

06

CI/CD integration

Lock a bench for an automated run, release it afterward, and attach size-limited build or test artifacts.

07

Instrument control

Operate supported SCPI instruments, remote power relays, serial equipment, and connected USB hardware.

08

Board-level access

Work with GPIO, UART, I²C presence checks, JTAG, and OpenOCD-enabled targets with safety interlocks.

09

Audit-ready outcomes

Record who reserved, approved, operated, stopped, or released equipment and the result of each guarded action.

A clear workflow

From invitation to completed work

  1. 1

    Catalog the lab

    Group equipment by site, edge computer, and test station.

  2. 2

    Reserve what is needed

    Acquire one resource or an entire bench; join the waitlist if it is busy.

  3. 3

    Operate and release

    Run approved work, collect results, return hardware to a known safe state, and release access.

Common questions

Good to know

Can a complete bench be reserved together?

Yes. A test station can group several member resources and lock them as one unit for a session.

Can automated builds use the lab?

Yes. CI workflows can obtain and release a lab lock and attach run artifacts to the lease.

What happens when equipment is busy?

Users can join a first-in, first-out waitlist and the next eligible request is promoted after release.

Start today

Try it with your own equipment.

The free trial begins with your first sharing invitation and includes the standard feature set.