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Your account

Signing in

Go to lab.robonine.com and open Sign in. There is no password and no separate registration step — the first time you sign in, the account is created for you.

The Robonine Lab sign-in screen: an email field with a Send sign-in link button

Signing in. There is no password: the link arrives by email and is valid for ten minutes.

Type your address and press Send sign-in link. The app answers "Check your email — we sent a sign-in link to …". Open the link on the same computer you want to work on.

The link expires in ten minutes. If it has, ask for another one; there is a Use a different email link on the same screen if you mistyped the address.

Press Continue with Google or Continue with GitHub. These buttons appear only when the provider is configured on the server, so if you do not see them, use the email link.

Opening the Lab from inside another app

If you follow a link from Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok or WhatsApp, the page opens in that app's built-in browser, where Google sign-in does not work — and neither does the robot connection. The app notices and offers Open in your browser. On iOS, tap the ••• menu and choose Open in browser.

After signing in you land on the dashboard, with the course modules laid out as cards.

Your profile

Account (the person icon, top right) holds everything about you:

The Account page: profile, subscription status and the language and theme settings

Account: who you are, whether the subscription is active, and the interface language.
  • Profile — your email, which provider you signed in with, and a Download certificate button once you have earned it.
  • Subscription — whether it is active, when it renews or ends, and a Manage subscription button that opens the billing portal.
  • Settings — Language (English or Russian) and Theme (light or dark). Changing the language here changes the whole interface, including the lesson text.
  • My robots — every arm you have saved, with its name, model and the date you added it.
  • Notifications — one switch, Course reminders, which controls the emails nudging you when you have not been active for a while.
  • Sign out.

My robots

A saved robot is a name plus a calibration. It matters because the calibration is what makes the angles on screen match the arm on the desk, and you do not want to redo it every session.

The My robots table with a saved SO-ARM101 and its row actions

My robots. Each row keeps an arm's calibration; the actions export, import and share it.
Action What it does
Add robot Registers a new arm against your account.
Calibrate / Re-calibrate Opens the Calibrate robot tool for that arm.
Show camera calibration data The intrinsics recorded by the camera-calibration tool: focal lengths, principal point, distortion, reprojection error.
Allow remote control Starts a remote session so somebody else can drive this arm. See Letting somebody else drive.
Export robot Downloads the robot, calibration included, as a JSON file.
Import robot Loads such a file back — the practical way to move a calibration to another account or another computer.
Delete robot Removes it.

Access to the course

Module 0 and the dashboard are open to any signed-in account. Opening a lesson without an active subscription sends you to the plans page, which offers the annual subscription covering all twelve modules, every tool, and the certificate.

If your subscription lapses, nothing is lost: your progress stays on your account and the modules open again when it is renewed.

Buying for several people

Robonine Lab sells one subscription per person, through the learner's own account. There is no seat pool and no bulk checkout. If you are equipping a class, read For teachers before you buy anything.

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